It was done by Buenos Aires Minister of Health, Nicolás Kreplak. He assured that they are offices prepared to serve trans people where “gender reassignment surgeries are not made in minors.”
Buenos Aires Minister of Health, Nicolás Kreplakthe president crossed on Tuesday Javier Milei for having said that in the province of Buenos Aires there are “240 hormonization centers”. He argued that it is a “lie” and that the president “I don’t know and lack the truth.”
He President assured in a television interview that the Province of Buenos Aires “has 240 hormonization centers” where “the genitals amputate to a creature … Meanwhile, they fill his head that is something other than what his biology says.” After these sayings, Kreplak came out to deny it.
In their social networks, the Buenos Aires Health Minister He clarified that “they are not hormonization centers And gender reallocation surgeries are not made in minors “. Actually, they are offices “with inclusive perspective” prepared to serve trans people and ensure access to health to “a population with less life expectancy.”
Besides, Kreplak accused Javier Milei to “lie and confuse everything” and warned him that “Gender identity in our country is a lawwhich includes health aspects. It is not an option of the president to fulfill or not the laws, it is obliged. “
Javier Milei responded to criticism after the LGBT march: “I am very sorry they have been used”
The Federal March LGBT moved the political ammeter of the weekend. After Manuel Adorni’s crossing with former President Cristina Kirchner, it was the turn of President Javier Milei himself. Through a question of a user on the social network X (former Twitter), the president responded to criticism and left a message, in which he marked his position regarding the expressions of the collective of sexual diversities.
Thus, this Sunday Milei said that the community LGBT It was “used” by political sectors within the framework of the national march made yesterday, in rejection of its speech in the Davos World Economic Forum, where it loaded the inks against the “Wake” ideology.
Source: Ambito
