🏳‍🌈 MARCHA FEDERAL POR LOS DERECHOS: LA COMUNIDAD LGBT+ PROTESTA CONTRA EL DISCURSO DE JAVIER MILEI

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👉 La comunidad LGBT+, gremios y organizaciones se movilizan tras los dichos del presidente Javier Milei en su discurso en Foro Económico de Davos.  @lucianarias 📺 #AmericaNoticias 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00You can see it in the images of our drone of Americanoticia.ca24.

00:04It is really the massiveness of this march, there in front of the obelisk,

00:10we made images of the obelisk before, now in front of the Cabildo,

00:15the huge number of people who have congregated, who have gathered,

00:19and this is the point of arrival, the Plaza de Mayo,

00:23that place so symbolic, politically speaking, of our Argentina.

00:29There you can see the cathedral, the cathedral that has been vallayed.

00:32Yes, but beware, there is discomfort from the Archbishop of Buenos Aires for this,

00:35and they said that they did not want to vallay.

00:37They did not make the request, of course.

00:38They did not make the request, that they had no intention,

00:40but of course, as there were paintings in other places, it is impressive.

00:44It is impressive.

00:45The executive director is on the floor saying,

00:47it is impressive, and I agree.

00:48It is really impressive.

00:50Jardina manifests it, and we hear it, and it is like that.

00:53And there we see, look to the right of the screen,

00:56we see the image of this drone that shows precisely that,

01:00that sort of mobile platform that is so classic of the marches of the LGTBI pride.

01:08Look at the gas station with the red cross.

01:11That gas station is for health care, I imagine.

01:14I don't see chemical baths around.

01:16That is another issue.

01:17I don't know how they will solve the issue when they have to do it.

01:20Their need is so many people.

01:22In that sense, it seems to me that there is a flaw.

01:25I don't see chemical baths.

01:26They will correct me there after I open Prosperity.

01:28But the drone is spinning 360.

01:31This is now.

01:32Attention.

01:33This image is live.

01:35This is what is happening now in the center of the city of Buenos Aires.

01:38This is what is being experienced at this time.

01:41After almost four hours, three and a half hours have passed.

01:45It is 7.37 p.m.

01:47After the departure from 4 p.m.

01:51This is the moment when it began to march from the Plaza del Congreso to Plaza de Mayo.

02:02There is the exclusive image of this drone of A24

02:06that is showing you how this historic day is experienced in the city of Buenos Aires.

02:14It is not the only point of the country.

02:16That is why we talk about a federal march for the rights.

02:22Yes, the federal march.

02:24The antifascist and antiracist pride.

02:26That is how they have baptized it.

02:28I think we can talk about a real crowd that has concentrated.

02:33This is the image that Gabriel Prosperity provides us again.

02:36Where we see the closure.

02:38The closure of the march.

02:39Look, there are people who are even inside the fountain.

02:41A girl, yes.

02:42That is not good.

02:43But hey, security reasons.

02:45But look at how the young man is vanishing.

02:48Very hot.

02:49But this leaves evidence.

02:50After having walked more than 20 blocks.

02:52I think they are from the Plaza del Congreso.

02:54We will have to see on the map.

02:56To Plaza de Mayo.

02:57It culminates in this way.

02:59Everyone resting.

03:01Gathered.

03:02Talking.

03:03In a peaceful way.

03:04Chatting.

03:05And leaving in evidence the discomfort that exists for the statements made in his speech in Davos.

03:11The President of the Nation.

03:13But on the other hand, ratifying the rights acquired.

03:15As you explained well.

03:17We have seen for 33 years that this type of mobilization has been taking place.

03:21And that marks a very important portion of the Argentine citizenry.

03:25Yes, it is transversal.

03:26I also think this.

03:27Of course, there is a good part of the LGBT community that is marching.

03:31We see it.

03:32We see it on the flag of pride.

03:34This idea of going to the streets as a political response to social shame.

03:39But it is also transversal to families and people who have decided to join this collective claim.

03:49If you want.

03:51Against the speech of President Javier Milei.

03:53In relation to his gaze.

03:57Precisely that people who have decided, as we said, to turn to the streets today.

04:02And that it is not only the people of the community.

04:05Although many people belong to the community.

04:08Also people who may not be part of that community in everyday practice.

04:13But if they have decided to join in support of the people who have decided.

04:20That is, who has called, rather.

04:23And that it is transversal in the sense that it is not only this community.

04:26But there are also members of the feminist movement.

04:32There are people who have to do with the anti-racial struggle.

04:36Families also have to do with the struggle.

04:39Yes, with all issues related to human rights.

04:42I believe that with rights, no.

04:44It seems to me that it comes from that side.

04:46In the sense that what has been acquired.

04:48And with so much effort.

04:50Over decades.

04:52Since democracy was restored.

04:54Back in 1983.

04:56Forward.

04:57Do not lose it.

04:59That is, look forward.

05:01That is, do not go back.

05:03Look forward.

05:04It has been fought a lot.

05:05It was decades.

05:06We already know each other as Argentines.

05:08There is no naivety in this regard.

05:10And the intention, it seems to me, of this mobilization.

05:12It is to tell the political power also.

05:14Let's look forward.

05:15What we already won.

05:16You have to keep it.

05:18Do not collide or confront with what was obtained.

05:21Depoliticize this logic.

05:23They are rights acquired by the citizens.

05:25Where, obviously, the Congress has to intervene.

05:27But it was already won.

05:28These battles won.

05:29Mark a new beginning.

05:32But forward.

05:33Do not fall back.

05:34It seems to me that this is the message of all these people who are.

05:36In a peaceful way.

05:37And I want to return to this postcard.

05:39The people on the grass.

05:40In front of the government house.

05:42We do not see that they are in the testimonies that we have collected.

05:44Without discomfort towards the national executive.

05:46But without insults in their majority.

05:48Ratifying what has been obtained in terms of collective rights.

05:53And on the other hand, this other image.

05:55In front of a cathedral.

05:56That looks vallada.

05:57But not attacked.

05:58Like other opportunities.

06:00With a truck.

06:01Crossed.

06:02On the route.

06:03Where the anti-picket protocol was not applied.

06:05For obvious reasons.

06:06That is a lot.

06:07It would be unfeasible, of course.

06:08Unfeasible.

06:09And with the police personnel.

06:11By the images they have sent me.

06:12From the city government.

06:13Which is very short.

06:14With the 20,000 people who told me there were.

06:16Very short.

06:17They are extremely short.

06:18But it is the official information they provided.

06:20From the city police.

06:21They are monitoring.

06:23At a distance.

06:24How?

06:25Through cameras.

06:26That is.

06:28The port security minister.

06:29Waldo Wolf.

06:30At this time.

06:31In this center of operations.

06:32Monitoring.

06:33Through cameras.

06:34And all the police personnel.

06:35In the vicinity.

06:36But at a distance.

06:37That is.

06:38Not in contact with the protesters.

06:39And that is something that Gaby Prospery also told us.

06:40That he observed.

06:41It is an evolution.

06:42It is an evolution.

06:43It is a potable evolution.

06:44It seems to me.

06:45That marks.

06:46A mature manifestation.

06:47Mature.

06:48Mature.

06:49That has grown over the years.

06:50And that marks.

06:51Also.

06:53And that has grown over the years.

06:54And that marks.

06:55Also.

06:56The meaning of what is meant to be expressed.

06:57On February 1st.

06:58In the middle of the summer.

06:59Yes, with very high temperatures.

07:00Despite that, people went out to march.

07:01People went out to give their opinion.

07:02To express themselves.

07:03And we are going to see these images very soon.

07:04Because it is very important to us all.

07:05It is very important.

07:06To all who are here.

07:07Because it is very important.

07:08This is.

07:09Very important.

07:10And we are going to see.

07:11Very soon.

07:12And we are going to see.

07:13Very soon.

07:14Yes?

07:15Very soon.

07:16Many.

07:17Many.

07:18Many.

07:19Many.

07:20Many.

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