US EditionMexico City Creates Largest LGBTQ+ Flag During Pride Month
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Like several cities across the continent, the streets of Mexico City were adorned with rainbow colors on Saturday to celebrate International LGBTQ+ Pride Day, demand respect, equality, and reject the crimes of…
International Day of LGBTIQ Pride+ transforming the main arteries of these cities into vibrant mosaics of colors, music and vindication. Beyond the celebration, these marches were a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggles and urgent demands of a community that demands full rights, visibility and the end of discrimination. Tens of thousands participated in the march for the International Day of LGTBI Pride convened this Saturday in Guatemala C…
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As in many cities of the continent, the streets of Mexico City are dressed on Saturday in the colors of the rainbow to celebrate International Pride Day.
Staff/RG With 489 thousand 594 people aged 15 and over who identify themselves as part of the LGBTTTIQ+ community, the State of Mexico concentrates the largest generic sex population in the country, according to data from the State Population Council (COESPO). “On International LGBTTTIQ Pride Day+, we recognize the diversity of our society, promoting respect for all. In #EdoMex, we guarantee all rights for all people,” Governor Delfina Gómez Álv…
Mexico City Creates Largest LGBTQ+ Flag During Pride Month
The morning of June 22 unfolded with an extraordinary display in the heart of Mexico City. Residents and visitors arrived early at the Zócalo, where local organizers and city officials collaborated to transform the historic square into what is now being called the world’s largest LGBTQ+ flag made from coordinated umbrellas and T-shirts arranged across the grid-like stone pattern of the plaza floor. Each participant, standing shoulder to shoulder…
Thousands of people in Latin America participated in marches and parades to celebrate the Pride Day. Their main demand was to defend their rights and to stop being victims of discrimination. In Mexico, Saturday, during the "47th LGBTTIQAP+ Pride Parade", the 2025 "Ellas son el Pride" (You are the [...] The post The LGBTI population in Latin America celebrates the Pride Day first appeared on latinapress news.
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