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Vica was an architect and LGBT activist: she founded the first gay football team in Córdoba. Her family and LGBTQ+ organizations are demanding justice and emphasize that it was a hate crime.
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The trial for the transphobic murder of Zoe has entered its final stages. In their closing arguments, both the prosecution and the plaintiff emphasized the perpetrator's intent.
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