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Lechedevirgen is a trans artist from Querétaro. She seeks to break down hegemonic structures and promote inclusion in institutional art spaces. "We need to create a world for ourselves.".
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The trial for the murder of Eldin and Milton is nearing its end. The police lie and the Guatemalan state's historical debts to the LGBT population are at the heart of the case
Thousands of women and gender-diverse people gathered in Córdoba to discuss the economic crisis, national sovereignty, gender-based violence, and patriarchal justice. This inclusive, nationwide gathering called for building a trans-feminist democracy based on equality and social justice.
At the 39th Plurinational Meeting, four paradigmatic cases of police and prison service violence against LGBT people were presented.
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Ninety years have passed since the massacre during the indigenous uprising against the military dictatorship in El Salvador. Juliana Ama, granddaughter of one of the rebellion's leaders, recalls that story.
Why the transfeminicide of María Conchita Alonso is crucial to the LGBT+ memory of Guatemala. Pilar Salazar reconstructs the history from the first Pride marches to the Sexual Diversity and Gender Identity Parade.
In April 1973, a group of young transvestites took to the streets, marking the beginning of the intense struggles for diversity in Chile. This was met with total rejection from the press in a politically turbulent climate. “Faggots flaunted their sexual deviance in the Plaza de Armas,” headlined the newspaper Clarín.
María Belén Correa, with the support of photographer Cecilia Estalles Alcón, set out to collect personal photographs and documentation from the Argentine transvestite, transgender, and transsexual community to rescue from oblivion those who, due to repressive laws and discrimination, were erased from social history. Thus, the Memory Archive was born…
The book, published by the Trans Memory Archive, compiles the testimonies of transvestite and trans victims of State Terrorism. Fifty years after the civic-military coup, it is a fundamental record.
More than 50 mothers searching for their missing children ended their sit-in, which they had set up almost a month ago in front of the Attorney General's Office. They denounce impunity, violence, and state neglect. They expect answers by November 9.
In Nuevo León, the murder of two trans women was recognized as femicide. Activists are demanding legislative reform to include transphobic violence in the state's penal code.
In Mexico, 25 states have decriminalized abortion. But real access faces barriers for women and LGBTQ+ people, as Ninde MolRe, a lawyer, and Hened Musalem, an independent midwife and support worker, explain.
We're mapping out Pride March 2026 in Argentina: dates, times, events, and slogans. And what about the march in Buenos Aires? Let's all put together the complete schedule of festivals, fairs, and demands from the LGBTI+ community across the country.
The history teacher participated in the UN scholarship program for representatives of Indigenous peoples. The exchange with other cultures and cultural diversity in the world. "We need to think about what kind of education we want.".
After a decade of struggle, the trans community achieved the reclassification of Paola Buenrostro's murder. The perpetrator has already been arrested. "Today our dignity has been restored," said Kenya Cuevas, who led the fight for justice.
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