Irene Montero sobre la absolución de Dani alves

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00:00We could be present again in our demonstration, right?

00:03Of course, yes. I think this is a moment in which we can't look the other way.

00:08First, because the rights of trans people are human rights.

00:12And second, because the rights of trans people and LGTBI people are rights of the whole community.

00:20They affect LGTBI people, their fundamental rights, to be able to have a home, to be able to have a job,

00:25to be able to be who they are, which is the most material right of any person.

00:29But they also increase the chances of happiness of any human being who lives in our country.

00:35And therefore, it is very important that in the face of the questioning of their rights,

00:38which is often extremely violent, like when they killed Samuel with the scream of a faggot,

00:43or the violence that trans people suffer in the street,

00:46but which other times is a violence that is expressed in the form of ridicule,

00:50of questioning of rights.

00:52We see it on a daily basis in the media, in primetime programs,

00:56laughing at trans people, questioning the laws that protect their rights.

01:00I think that is enormously harmful, because in the end,

01:03it is the first step to legitimize that most serious violence

01:07and also to legitimize the regression in rights that we are seeing in other countries

01:12and in the European Union with the rise of the far right.

01:14Therefore, it is time not to look the other way and to be firm where we have to be,

01:19which is with the rights of trans people, of LGTBI people,

01:22facing hate, with tenderness, with love,

01:24but also demonstrating that we are more those who want free and happy lives for all.

01:30We are facing a transphobic wave that has not been seen for years.

01:34Not only in the United States, but also in Argentina, but also in Europe or even in Spain.

01:38Everything advances in rights, it has a reaction,

01:41and indeed, the reactionary sectors have chosen women, feminism,

01:45and trans people and LGTBI as the focus of their attacks,

01:49surely because it is right now feminism and LGTBI people,

01:53feminism, LGTBI pride, trans fury, the movement with more capacity to transform,

01:59with more capacity to show people that deep conviction

02:03that the world does not work and that things have to change,

02:06and that all people have the right to be happy,

02:08to fight against injustices and to build a better world.

02:12So yes, if there is a wave of regression in rights,

02:15of hate and violence against LGTBI people,

02:18particularly against trans people,

02:20then it is time to defend visibility,

02:23to defend the rights of trans people and LGTBI people,

02:26and as I told you before, not to look the other way and to be with them,

02:30because they have been with us when we have needed it the most,

02:34and they are always at the forefront of the defense of the advance in rights.

02:38We have to move.

02:39We have to move.

02:40We have to move.

02:41We have to move.

02:42We have to move.

02:44Yes, the problem is that behind this there is a political problem,

02:47and that is that there are judges and judges in our country

02:50who believe that they can be above the law

02:53and that they are in an open war against the right to sexual freedom of women.

02:57And I want to remind you that the Socialist Party,

02:59when that dirty judicial and media war against the law,

03:02against the right to sexual freedom, began,

03:05it agreed with the Popular Party to give a hand to this war,

03:08and that is why we are here today.

03:10It agreed with the Popular Party to give a hand to those reactionary judges.

03:14And from that political problem comes now that there are judges and judges

03:18who question consent again as the center of the criminal code

03:21and who question again that only yes is yes.

03:24That is a democratic problem of the first order,

03:26and therefore I hope that finally there is not only a reparation

03:30for this victim who is being re-victimized with this sentence,

03:33but that this institutional violence and that patriarchal justice ends,

03:38and that we return to that story of the perfect victim,

03:40to question the victim and above all to not understand

03:43that only yes is yes, that consent has to be in the center,

03:46and please, that they comply with the law.

03:48What judges and judges in this country have to do

03:50is to comply with the law only if it is yes.

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