From Rio de Janeiro to New York. In Paris, Madrid and Rome. In the main metropolis there are replicas of the march that takes place in Buenos Aires.
The LGBT federal march that unfolds this Saturday in Buenos Aires and other important points in the country is also replicated in other cities in the world. From Rio de Janeiro to New York. In Paris, Madrid and Rome. What are the metropolis where they mobilize under the slogan “Antifascist and anti -racist” Against the sayings of President Javier Milei in Davos.
“Milei is destroying democracy”says one of the posters raised in the Berlincapital of Germany, during one of the dozens of marches that are held this Saturday in the world. Protesters congregate at the door of Brandembourg, a mythical place.
In his participation in the Davos Economic Forum, The president referred to the LGBT collective in hard terms in a speech that generated a repudiated from different sectors. He accused the “gender ideology”, in his most extreme versions, of committing abuses. “They are pedophiles,” he described.
“Antifacist” mobilizations in Europe
In the main cities of Europe There are mobilizations. In addition to Berlin, there are concentrations in Paris, Madrid, Rome, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Geneva, Lisbon, Piacenza and Modena.
“Stop the extreme right “it was one of the slogans of the posters that were raised in the English capital of London. There was also an Argentine flag with the word “liberalism” within the “prohibited” symbol.
In Pariscity with an importance of leftist tradition and for LGBT rights, also mobilized in the middle of winter, with scarves and coats. The bright colors of the flag of diversity were painted and there were posters and songs against the Argentine president. “Always left. Facha ever”you could read in one of the posters that had the face of the president drawn with a hard gesture.
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The cities of Latin America where there were marches
The “anti -fascist and anti -racist” call also had replicas in Latin America. From Mexico until Janeiro River. The main capitals of the continent were concentrations.
In addition to the capitals of Mexico and Brazil, there were marches in Montevideo, Sao Paulo, Santiago, Chile, Florianopolis, and Colonia. Each city with its particularity, but repeating the rainbow colors that characterize diversity.
“There are two generos: fascists and antifascists” said a poster in Sao Pauloone of the main cities of Brazil. It was not the only slogan. Against hatred and racism he shouted there and in other cities in Brazil.
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Source: Ambito
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