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Paraguay: Trial against a cultural center key to diversity and art
The La Chispa Cultural Center, a benchmark for independent art in Asunción, is facing a lawsuit that jeopardizes its existence and that of other self-managed cultural spaces.
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25N in Paraguay: "Women are co-opted by the narco-government"
On the Day Against Violence Against Women, Asunción mobilized again to denounce femicides and demand action from an anti-rights government.
Paraguay celebrated its 21st LGBTI+ March in the face of the authoritarian advance
In downtown Asunción, the 21st TLGBI+ March was held, denouncing discrimination and misinformation coming from the Paraguayan State.
They reject the inauguration of a senator and a councilman accused of child sexual abuse.
Organizations marched in Asunción to draw attention to child sexual abuse, in rejection of the inauguration of Senator-elect Rafael Esquivel and Councilor-elect Luis Fernando Ramos.
This is how March 8, 2023 was experienced: a mapping of images, demands and slogans in Latin America
We were in the streets of Asunción, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, and San Salvador. Here's what we saw, heard, shouted, reported, and what caught our attention this March 8, 2023.
#25N In photos: "For our rights and against all violence" in the streets of Asunción
“For our rights and against all forms of violence,” the slogan of #25N that mobilized women and diverse groups in Asunción.
19th Pride March in Paraguay: The Coalition demanded a State present for all
Under the slogan "Transforming Paraguay," hundreds of people from the sexual and gender diversity community marched on National LGBTIQ+ Rights Day.
Taxi driver ran over a trans woman and left her to die: they demand an investigation into what happened
Fiomara Wiegueth was 22 years old when she was run over in Asunción by a taxi driver who fled the scene. He was charged with manslaughter.
#8M This is how women, trans, bi and lesbians marched: "Our work matters"
The march began at Plaza de la Mujer (formerly Plaza Italia) and proceeded to Plaza de la Democracia. More than 3,000 people participated.
#8M This is how women, trans, bi and lesbians marched: "Our work matters"
The march began at Plaza de la Mujer (formerly Plaza Italia) and proceeded to Plaza de la Democracia. More than 3,000 people participated.