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The Trans Women Who Were Attacked in the Forests of Palermo Broke the Silence: “They Are Coming to Hunt Us”

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They denounced that this is not the first time they have suffered attacks from young cyclists and demanded justice; “Enough of so much hatred, we face because we need to be calm,” they said.

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The violent attack on trans sex workers in Buenos Aires has alerted LGBT+ community organizations right in the prelude to the Pride March.

·Mexico
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They denounced that this is not the first time they have suffered attacks from young cyclists and demanded justice; “Enough of so much hatred, we face because we need to be calm,” they said.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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In her visit to Infobae en Vivo, the driver referred to the violent event perpetrated by a group of cyclists against sex workers and made a strong reflection before the cameras.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Attack on trans women in Palermo left at least six wounds; one lost an ear. LGBT Defender prepares criminal complaint. Understand.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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They declared that this is the third time in the year that such a fact happens. Most of the aggressors were minors.

In her talk with Black Vernaci in Olga, the actress and driver reacted to the assault on trans women in the forests of Palermo.

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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