Pride March Takes to the Streets After an Escalation of Violence and a Record Year of Hate Crimes
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It is estimated that 3 million people attend one of the most massive mobilizations in the history of the LGBT community.
There are mobilizations in Caba and other parts of the country. After the attacks on transvestites and trans women in the forests of Palermo, the call for the march of pride multiplied. The mobilization is a response to the attacks carried out by a group of hundreds of young people against transvestites and trans women in the forests of Palermo, and in turn, against hate speeches that today became official from the state itself.
The attack on trans sex workers in Palermo marked the prelude to the demonstration. So far in 2026, there were 263 hate crimes, one every 28 hours, according to preliminary data from the Argentine LGBT Federation. Calling organizations question the political endorsement of discriminatory discourses and the decline of public policies. The five complaints. Almost three years after Javier Milei’s assumption and in a record year of hate crimes, the …
FRONT TO BRUTAL ATTAKS AGAINST LGBTI+ PERSONS, INTERNATIONAL AMNESTY REQUIRES JUSTICE - InfoBaires24
On the eve of the 35th Pride March, Amnesty International alerts to the deepening of violence against LGBTI+ people in Argentina and demands urgent measures to prevent it, investigate its possible discriminatory motivations and guarantee justice and reparation to the victims. The serious attacks that took place in the public domain over the past few weeks, including ...
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