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Buenos Aires: Two charged in homophobic attack at Pride March 2017
Two men were prosecuted for the crime of repeated minor injuries, aggravated by having been committed out of hatred for sexual orientation.
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Column #41 Present in You Can't Live on Love
Presentes director María Eugenia Ludueña spoke with Franco Torchia about the XXVII LGBTIQ Pride March in Buenos Aires: how young people took to the streets en masse to put their bodies on the line to celebrate diversity, show their pride, claim their rights, and defend their identities and desires.
#Pride2018 With celebration and protests, thousands marched in Buenos Aires
A day of celebration with a Plaza de Mayo filled with thousands of people and a massive march heading towards the National Congress.
Pride 2018 map: this is how Argentina is progressing
From Ushuaia to La Quiaca, all the mobilizations and calls to celebrate LGBTIQ+ Pride this year: find your city and join in.
[IN PHOTOS] 26th LGBTIQ+ Pride March in Buenos Aires
Around 200,000 people took to the streets of Buenos Aires to celebrate LGBTQ+ rights. This photo gallery shows how the 26th Pride March unfolded, from Plaza de Mayo to the National Congress.
Homophobic attack as Pride March disperses: one arrested
Around 8:30 p.m., half a block from Plaza del Congreso, three men attacked people leaving the demonstration. One of them struck 33-year-old Juan Víctor González in the head with a hockey stick. After midnight, the young man was released from the hospital with seven stitches. The assailant was arrested.
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Pride, pain and demands on the State at the 14th LGBTI march in Paraguay
This year's mobilization took place in a context of growing hatred in the country against what conservative sectors call "gender ideology," and today's slogan was "against state terrorism towards LGBTI people."