On this occasion, the March will not have financing from the national government, but it does have district support.
On Saturday, November 2, the first LGBTIQ+ Pride March under the government of Javier Mileia declared antagonist of this group. It will be between Plaza de Mayo and the National Congress, but it will be replicated in several provinces. “There is no freedom without rights or public policies” is one of the slogans.
It will be the 33rd Pride March. Unlike other years, It will not have financing from the national government, but it will have support from the City and province of Buenos Aires.
It will start at 10 in Plaza de Mayo with entrepreneur fair, shows and music. At 4:00 p.m. the march of protesters floats towards the National Congress will begin. It is expected to be massive.
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The political context gives a special nuance to the march. The national government dismantled public gender policies and many of the institutions that carried them out. During his 11 months in office, he has already closed, among other organizations, the Ministry of Women, Gender and Diversity and the National Institution against Discrimination (Inadi).
Among the messages spread from the organizers’ social networks, There are rejections of the closure of INADI and the narrative of the ruling party. “The hate speeches of the Government and some media also kill. It is not freedom, it is hate!” says one of the messages.
Props and music
The march will have the support of different public and international organizations. It will also offer a festival in Plaza de Mayo with different artists, among which stood out Valeria Lynch, Natalie Perez, Vivi Scaliza and Taichu.
The march will have the support of Government of the City of Buenos Aires; the Buenos Aires Undersecretary of Human Rights; the Government of the Province of Buenos Aires; the Ministry of Women, Gender Policies and Sexual Diversity and the Ministry of Health of Buenos Aires; the Buenos Aires Legislature and the Senate of the Province of Buenos Aires; he Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS); the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA); the embassies of the United States, Germany and France; the Cultural Center of Spain in Buenos Aires; and companies.
Source: Ambito
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