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It would have been near impossible for a gay man or a lesbian woman born in 1960s Cuba to have imagined parading down Havana’s main avenue shouting slogans as part of the LGBTIQ+ community. But beginning in 2008, with the annual celebration of Cuba’s pride march—which is also known as La (…)
, par BODENHEIMER Rebecca
The Evangelical church has gained a huge amount of political power in Cuba, and LGBTQ people are dealing with the consequences.
Earlier this year, Cuban psychologist Dachelys Valdés Moreno and her American-born wife, Hope, welcomed their baby boy into the world. Although they live in Havana, (…)
, by AUGUSTIN Ed , KELLEHER Patrick
LGBT marches cancelled in Cuba due to ‘new tensions’
Organisers of marches for the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia in Cuba have announced that they have been cancelled due to “new tensions.”
The Cuban National Center for Sex Education announced yesterday (May (…)
, by AUGUSTIN Ed
National assembly signs off on document defining marriage as ‘consensual union of two people, regardless of gender’
Cuba is set to become the latest country in Latin America to approve gay marriage, after the National Assembly on Sunday signed off on a new constitution that defines marriage as (…)
, by LO Joe
Around 20 people took part in a public same-sex kissing session on Saturday to commemorate the anniversary of the Stonewall Inn riots and help break taboos about gay kissing in Cuba.
Organisers said: “Kissing in public should be everyone’s right but many view it as a public scandal, if it (…)
, by DUFFY Nick, GEEN Jessica, GREY Stephen, McCORMICK Joseph Patrick
Cuba to host international LGBT conference for the first time ever
According to the Washington Blade [[http://www.washingtonblade.com/2014/05/02/cuba-host-international-lgbt-conference], more than 400 people from across the world will travel to the communist country, for the sixth (…)
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