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Descendants of victims of the Napalpí Massacre have no water to drink
With temperatures exceeding 40 degrees, residents of Colonia Aborigen in Chaco are carrying out a series of actions in protest against the lack of water for human consumption.
A project to guarantee safe abortion in indigenous communities in Argentina
The aim is to provide information in indigenous languages and in an adapted way so that the IVE (Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy) can be implemented with all the protocols.
Christmas for trans women: a big woman in the red-light district
Every year, at Christmas, we trans women wander alone in the red-light district. We're looking for I don't know what, maybe something to help us forget those family days when we celebrated in northern Argentina.
"Bad Reputation": how lesbians are portrayed on Argentine television
A documentary analyzes the representation of lesbians on Argentine television.
Who is Betiana Colhuan Nahuel, the Mapuche medicine woman repressed by the Argentine State?
Most Mapuche communities recognize her as a machi in training. It had been 100 years since there had been a machi on this side of the Andes.
The Wetlands Law returns to the Chamber of Deputies amid massive mobilizations in Argentina over fires
The Wetlands Bills will be discussed this Thursday in a plenary session of committees in the Argentine Chamber of Deputies.
Karina Pintarelli, the first trans survivor of the dictatorship to receive reparations from the National State
He is a poet, he is 64 years old and for years he suffered persecution and police torture because of his gender identity.
Ivo Colonna: “I am trying to inhabit a sensitive, non-binary masculinity”
The artist begins a new stage as a soloist with a repertoire of boleros and tangos. A journey through his artistic and personal life.
A transgender lawyer and teacher claimed conscientious objection and will use inclusive language.
Trans lawyer Cristina Montserrat Hendrickse will exercise her conscientious objection to Resolution 2566/2020 of the Government of the City of Buenos Aires.