Argentines March for LGBTQ Pride, Against Government-Fuelled 'Hate'
Thousands of people joined Argentina's 34th annual LGBTQ Pride march, taking to the streets of Buenos Aires in a show of solidarity and protest against right-wing President Javier Milei.
The parade marched from the Plaza de Mayo to the National Congress building, where speeches and performances took place, under the slogan "Against hate and violence: more pride and unity."
"These days, with the current government, there is a lot of hate. You can see it in the streets and on social media,"
said Nahuel Vassallo, a 22-year-old university student. Author's summary: Argentines protest hate.
- 34th annual LGBTQ Pride march
- Protest against President Javier Milei's government policies
- March from Plaza de Mayo to National Congress building
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