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Jujuy: Indigenous communities resist constitutional reform
Indigenous women describe in this article how they are carrying out days of resistance against Governor Gerardo Morales' constitutional reform.
Mau Vila: Actor and ambassador for diverse childhoods
Mau Vila is an actor, puppeteer, and teacher. In Rogelio, the play he directs and stars in, he addresses the wounds of a childhood in Corrientes in the style of Alice in Wonderland. “I have a space where I can be the role model I would have wanted to have had in my childhood.”
Dani Umpi: "My music is like a lesbian drama full of esoteric references"
The multifaceted Uruguayan artist released "Guazatumba", his fourth album, now available on streaming platforms.
Activists in Argentina launch a National Campaign for Feminist Judicial Reform
Their goal is to highlight the "improper performance" of the Judiciary, which they say "reproduces patriarchal practices and logic." They will launch their campaign next Thursday, June 15th.
Cachitas Now!: The Argentine dissident cumbia band touring the United States
Touring the United States with Cachitas Now!, the Argentine tropical music band that carries its message of inclusion and resistance to sexual and gender minorities, in a complex scenario.
Aymara and Quechua Identities in LGBTI+ Pride Month
At a time that requires decolonial responses to a patriarchal, denialist history, sisters from Bolivia tell us about their identities.
Immoral: An archive of sexual diversity in the narrative of Chronicle and popular media
"Amorals" is an exhibition that documents how the popular Argentine press portrayed sexual diversity. With its complexities, sensationalism, and contradictions, it can be seen at the Museum of the Book and Language until the end of the year.
How is LGBT+ Pride Month celebrated in Mexico?
Marches, workshops, parties, and fairs to commemorate Pride in Mexico. We'll tell you about the activities taking place throughout the country this month.
Activist Michel Castro was missing for ten days and was found murdered
She had attended the LGBT pride march in Jalisco. Her family and local organizations are demanding that it be investigated as a hate crime.
The Mapuche women who were under house arrest were released
The Mapuche spiritual leader Betiana Colhuan, Romina Rosas, and Luciana Jaramillo were released from prison and signed their freedom documents. Hours earlier, Celeste Ardaiz Guenumil had been freed by a ruling of the Court of Cassation. "They will never be able to imprison our ancient spirits. Free women and free territories deserve to live."