Dani Umpi—writer, visual artist, and singer—revisits Perfecto, his first album. Twenty years after his musical breakthrough, he celebrates between the two shores and looks, as always, to the future.
The proclamation denounced the "impunity of the State" and called for the unity of the social movement to "continue fighting fascism".
Interview with Mauricio Clavero, PhD in psychoanalysis and Master in Clinical Psychology specializing in dissidence.
For the first time in Uruguay, the Prosecutor's Office is seeking to convict the murderer of a trans person, Fanny Aguiar, of femicide and hate crime based on sexual identity (or transvesticide).
Although the Montevideo City Hall (IM) held a celebratory launch, the City Hall decided not to authorize the Diversity March for the second year in a row.
Article 10 of the law establishes that those who document that they suffered "moral or physical damage" and that they were "prevented from the full exercise of their rights" may receive compensation.
In the heat of the LGBTI+ struggles, the multiple identities of disability or functional diversity propose new dialogues.
Approximately 30 subsidies of 12,400 pesos each were approved.
By Denisse Legrand Photo: Ernesto Ryan On a spring afternoon, downtown Montevideo, and particularly Plaza Independencia, was filled with color from very early on. Celebrating diversity draws thousands upon thousands of people. It's a political phenomenon unthinkable not so many years ago, when marches only gathered 50 people who tried to hide…
This was announced by the Minister of Education and Culture, María Julia Muñoz, at the opening of the annual congress of the LGBT Chamber of Commerce and Business.
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