(30 Jun 2024)
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
Santiago, Chile – 29 June 2024
1. Various aerials of people at parade ++MUTE++
2. Dog dressed in rainbow suit
3. Children holding banner reading (Spanish) “Trans childhood, my identity, my right.”
4. Drag queen fixing mask
5. Drag queen posing for a photo
6. Parade participants playing drums
7. A person playing drums and smiling
8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Valeria Aedo, parade participant:
"Today is a day full of love, affection, and hope for people who have suffered in the past. This is happening less and less, and we hope that in the near future, we will all be able to live with a good coexistence and respect each other."
9. Rainbow socks
10. People walking in parade
11. Drag queens on top of a truck
12. Palestinian and Argentine flags with the phrase (Spanish) “"International solidarity against discrimination, genocide and fascism."
13. Dogs wearing rainbow clothes and the phrase (English) “Love is love”
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lima, Peru – 29 June 2024
14. Thousands of people celebrating Pride
15. Paraders on top of a truck
16. People marching, one person holding a banner (Spanish) "Liberty and respect for all."
17. Various of Pride parade
18. Drag Queen Jacob Taxumi
19. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jacob Taxumi, Drag queen: "Here in my country rights are repressed, but the community here is huge, happy and loving. We are ready to move forward."
20. Pride march
STORYLINE:
Chile and Peru joined other Latin American countries in celebrating Pride Day on Saturday with a Pride parade through the city streets.
According to the National Homosexual Movement for Integration and Liberation of Chile, more than 120,000 people marched through the centre of the capital, Santiago, in a Pride parade.
For Chile, this is a special occasion, as it commemorates 25 years since the decriminalization of homosexuality in the country.
Between 1875 and 1999, the Chilean penal code established penalties of between 541 days and three years imprisonment for persons of legal age who had consensual sexual relations with persons of the same sex.
In Peru, the LGBTQ+ community marched on Saturday under the slogan "Nothing to cure" in a clear appeal to the Peruvian government, which this year issued a decree that considered seven gender identities as "mental illnesses."
After criticism this week, the Peruvian government reversed and corrected the norm.
AP Video shot by Alexandre Plaza and Mauricio Muñoz
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