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In photos: Celebration and struggle at the 31st Pride March in Buenos Aires
Hundreds of thousands of people participated in the 31st LGBTIQ+ Pride March in Buenos Aires. Photos and our coverage on social media.
Mexico: Hidalgo becomes the first state to recognize non-binary people
The Congress of the state of Hidalgo is leading the way in Mexico: it approved reforms to legally recognize non-binary people over 18 years of age, with an administrative and free procedure.
Peru apologized and acknowledged its responsibility for the human rights violations against Azul Rojas.
The measure was a ruling by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. It marks a milestone for the rights of the LGBTI community in Peru.
A sticker album to promote diversity in sport
Émilien Buffard photographed more than 500 players and 18 LGBTQI+ sports groups from 8 provinces of Argentina.
The Buenos Aires Legislature declared the radio program "You Can't Live on Love" to be of interest to Communication
“You can’t live on love alone; it’s a collective force manifested in thousands of daily struggles,” said Franco Torchia, host of this emblematic diversity program, upon receiving the award at the Legislature. We share his words.
Day of the Dead in Mexico: the celebration of an ancient tradition threatened by mass tourism
We tell you how the community of Michoacán celebrates the Day of the Dead.
Hate crimes: three brutal consecutive transfemicides in Mexico
In three days, three women were brutally murdered. There is growing concern about the escalating violence in the State of Mexico.
How is LGBT+ Pride Month being celebrated this year in Argentina?
Fairs, events, and marches are among the activities taking place throughout the country. The first major march will be on Saturday, May 5th, from Plaza de Mayo to Congress. The slogans.
This is how the fourth Transvillero Pride March was experienced in the City of Buenos Aires
Villa 31 in the Retiro neighborhood experienced its fourth LGBT+ Pride march and this time it asserted its plurinational character.
Rafaela Kennedy: “Society has very distorted ideas about what it means to be a transvestite”
The Brazilian photographer reconfigures her transvestite body as a political identity. Presentes asked her five questions; you can read her answers here.