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domingo, julho 05, 2009

[Nuclear]
Por mais dois anos Espanha rompe dogma sobre abandono do nuclear e decide prolongar vida da central Garoña
O Governo socialista espanhol rompeu ontem o dogma sobre o abandono progressivo do nuclear, defendido com o seu programa eleitoral, em benefício das energias renováveis ao decidir prolongar por dois anos a exploração da central de Garoña, que deveria ser desmantelada em 2011.

[España]
Más de un millón de personas en el Orgullo de Madrid
Cientos de miles de personas han colapsado hoy el centro de Madrid bailando y cantando tras carrozas multicolores y pancartas en favor de la 'diversidad afectivo-sexual' en la educación como parte de la marcha del Orgullo Gay. (Foto)
Colegas se desvincula de la fiesta del orgullo gay y la tacha de estereotipo
Parada gay leva mais de 1 milhão às ruas de Madri

[Reino Unido]
Parada gay em Londres
Uma parada gay percorreu este sábado as ruas do centro de Londres, no âmbito do Festival de gays em Londres.
Segundo a EPA, esta parada é considerada um dos maiores eventos no seio da cultura de gays e lésbicas, por promover a diversidade e chamar a atenção para as formas de discriminação.
O desfile contou com a presença do cantor Boy George, na sua primeira aparição após a libertação em Maio.
(Foto EPA/DANIEL DEME)

[UK]
Award-winning female manager was born a man
Of all those named in a new list of young female business leaders, Kate Craig-Wood has perhaps the most unusual success story. She was born male, and was able to afford a £50,000 sex change operation after developing a career in technology.
(Photo: MALCOLM CASE-GREEN - Born Robert Hardy Craig-Wood, she knew from an early age she should have been a woman but fear of the unknown meant she did not address the issue until her marriage began to fail.)

[Turkey]
Istanbul Pride Parade 2009
Visitors to Istanbul's "European face" of Beyoglu got a bit more than they bargained for today as Istanbul's out GBLTT community capped off its Pride Week 2009 with the Istanbul Pride Parade.
Though I've been to my share of Pride Parades and usually had a good time, Istanbul Pride feels a bit more special to me, because with the exception of Indonesia, I'm not aware of Pride celebrations in any other predominantly Muslim country. Homosexuality is not illegal in Turkey, but aside from intense societal pressure to hide, conform, get married and have kids, there are also vague laws about behavior "contrary to general morals and customs" and "the Turkish family structure." Most recently this has been used as one pretext in an attempt by the Istanbul district governor to shut down Istanbul's prime Gay and Lesbian organization, Lambda Istanbul. So though there is a celebratory mood and a lot of laughter, the first purpose is still to tell the public "we're here, we're everywhere, accept it." There are no "Queers with Corgies" here.
3,000 People in LGBTT Pride March
LGBTT Onur Yürüyüşüne Yaklaşık 3 Bin Kişi Katıldı

[India]
Meet Rose, Chennai's first transgender TV anchor
It has not been an easy journey for Rose, a Chennai-based TV show host and a transgender.
Rose is now all set to produce and direct her own show. No wonder then, she particularly welcomes the Delhi High Court's historic judgement on Section 377, decriminalising homosexuality.

(Photo: ONE-OF-A-KIND: Rose first made news as a one-of-a kind transgender host of a chat show called Ippadikku.)

[India/Tailandia]
India y Tailandia reconocen por ley un tercer sexo
En 2005, el gobierno de Tailandia adhirió un tercer sexo a los pasaportes de sus ciudadanos: E, de Eunuco; En la India, hay una tradición milenaria por los Hidrja, que son hombres vestidos de mujer
Gays, lesbianas, bisexuales y transexuales celebran hoy el día del orgullo gay, desconocedores en muchos casos de que en otras partes del mundo como en la India o Tailandia existe un tercer sexo, reconocido socialmente e incluso a veces por la ley.
El tercer sexo incluye a personas que no se consideran ni hombres ni mujeres, sino pertenecientes a un sexo intermedio.

[Bermuda]
Bermuda's gays plan Pride parade on island
Bermuda's gays and ­lesbians hope to parade through the streets of their home island once they have had "a practice run" at London's Gay Pride.

[Ecuador]
Grupos GLBT desfilaron en Quito
Con banda de pueblo y música nacional, a las 15:00 se desarrolló en Quito la marcha por el Día Internacional del orgullo gay.
Al menos 100 integrantes de los grupos GLBT (gay, lesbianas, bisexuales y transgéneros) se concentraron entre las avenidas Colón y Juan León Mera.
De allí caminaron hasta la avenida Amazonas, posteriormente tomaron la Veintimilla hasta llegar a la plaza Foch.
El evento organizaron grupos como Kimirina, Casa de la hermana Trans y Fundación Equidad. También lograron el apoyo de la Policía, Municipio de Quito y Ministerio de Cultura.

[Paraguay]
Marcharon en Asunción en reclamo de derechos y buen trato
Con el lema "Elegí ser libre, Exigí tus derechos", las organizaciones: Aireana, Amnistía Paraguay, La Comuna, GAGLT, PARAGAY y PANAMBÍ, realizaron este sábado la Sexta Marcha por los Derechos de Lesbianas, Gays, Bisexuales, Transgeneros e Intersex de Paraguay.

[Chile]
Corte chilena reconoce a mujer transexual
Al nacer fue identificada legalmente con nombre y sexo masculinos, pero siempre se sintió mujer. Hoy la Corte de Apelaciones de Santiago le dio la razón a Alison Constanza Ruiz Martínez, y nunca más deberá pasar por las humillaciones del pasado.

[Argentina]
El mundo travesti de Constitución
La zona roja del barrio es objeto de una investigación que se volvió libro. Discriminación, submundos y códigos callejeros contados desde adentro.

[Australia/UK]
Transgender woman heads back to UK for school reunion
School reunions can be a nerve-racking experience for anyone.
So spare a thought for the 39-year-old Brisbane anti-spamming expert Michelle Sullivan, who will next week travel to her former home town in the English county of Norfolk to see her past schoolmates for the first time in more than two decades.
It will be the first time she sees them as a woman.

The transgender Griffith University technical specialist began her transition from male to female with a course of testosterone blockers and then hormones two years ago but to her old friends at West Flegg High School near the city of Great Yarmouth, she was just the young boy from the schoolyard.
(Photo: When Michelle Sullivan goes to her school reunion in the United Kingdom, it will be the first time her former schoolmates have seen her as a woman.)

[Canada]
Two spirited people
Anthropologists have been able to trace “two spirited” people back to the earliest discoveries of indigenous artifacts but for Ron Indian-Mandamin, their purpose as gender mediators began before time.
(Photo: Jon Thompson - Ron Indian-Mandamin spoke for nearly three hours at Lakewood School on the purpose of two spirited people to the Creator s ultimate aim for peace on Earth.)

[USA]
What Plastic Surgery Will Cher’s daughter Chastity Need To Become A Man?
Chastity Bono, daughter of pop royalty Sunny Bono and plastic surgery fan Cher has recently announced her intention to become male via a sex change and henceforth be identified as Chaz. With a sex change often comes plastic surgery to help the patient’s outside better match their inside.

[NY, USA]
Transgender Woman Attacked in Queens
Leslie Mora, a transgender woman, was walking to her home in Queens at 3:00 a.m. when she was brutally attacked by two Latino men who left her on the ground naked and bleeding, reports El Diario/La Prensa.

[USA] [Commentary]
Trans etiquette for non-trans people
Although it is difficult to estimate the number of trans people in Denver and in Colorado, trans people are becoming increasingly visible in our state.