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Mara Gómez makes history in Argentina: "Football saved my life"
Mara Gómez became the first trans woman footballer to play in the first division in Argentina.
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Disability activism: from the social stigma of disability to political identity
In the heat of the LGBTI+ struggles, the multiple identities of disability or functional diversity propose new dialogues.
Only the gods do not die
Maradona's journey from Villa Fiorito to where he ended up was like a world within a world. He was called arrogant, a homophobe, a faggot, a "head," a womanizer, and a violent sexist.
Córdoba: Pride flag raised by the Municipality and LGBTIQ+ groups burned
The flag, raised in Sarmiento Park in Córdoba Capital, had already been vandalized on International Pride Day.
Transphobic media violence against a classmate at the Trans High School Mocha Celis
In an act of profound injustice, these media outlets decided to illustrate a news story about a crime with the ID photo of a trans person with no connection to the incident.
Attempted transfemicide in Escobar: Mia survived and her attacker is free
Trans activist Mia Retacco, 26, was attacked in her home by a boy with whom she had a relationship.
Cordoba: Family members attacked and burned a young trans woman
Victoria Renata Albornoz, 27, was attacked with a machete and burned with gasoline. The perpetrators were her sister and brother-in-law.
“Standing”: the Argentine publishing house that championed queer desire
De Parado emerges as a novel publishing proposal in both an aesthetic and political sense. It is directed by the poet Mariano Blatt and Francisco Visconti.
Luz Aimé Díaz, a trans woman who spent two years in prison for a crime she did not commit, was acquitted.
Luz Aimé Díaz, a transvestite migrant who was accused and imprisoned in 2018 for a crime she did not commit, was acquitted today by Court No. 8 of the City of Buenos Aires.
First hearings in the trial of Luz Aimé: imprisoned for being a transvestite and a migrant
The first two hearings of the trial that accuses Luz Aimé of a crime she had no knowledge of took place.