The claim for the apparition of the girl Guadalupe Lucero led the central march of the 35th Plurinational Meeting of Women, Lesbians, Trans, Transvestites, Bisexuals, Intersexuals and Non-Binaries in Huarpe, Comechingón and Ranquel Territory that toured the city this Sunday afternoon, and in which more than 100 thousand people from all over the country participated.
Members of the Organizing Commission carried the drag flag of the meeting to lead the march, and the family of Guadalupe, who was last seen on June 14 at the door of her house in San Luis, with her mother as a special invited, they were in second place carrying the banner that a year and four months ago led the claims for the appearance of the six-year-old girl.
for a long 7 kilometer routethe more than 100 thousand women and dissidents who met in San Luis toured the streets and institutions, raising their voices for the claims that went through the work of the 105 workshops and that were repeated in each journalistic interview or were heard chanted loudly by the different groups.
Along the way, one of the moments of greatest tension occurred when the long demonstration passed through the Cathedral Church of San Luis, which was fenced off and with police personnel, waiting for what did not happen.
The metal fences were used as sounding boards to accompany the feminist choirs criticizing the ecclesial institution.
Another of the high points of the march was the passage through the Central Police Headquarters, also fenced off, where the claim for the apparition of Guadeloupe added the request justice for Florencia Magali Moralesdied in a pandemic in a Santa Rosa del Conlara police station in the interior of the province, on April 5, 2020.
“No one commits suicide in a police station, Magali Morales was killed by the police,” protesters claimed.
“Where is Tehuel?was another of the slogans, in relation to the young trans man who disappeared in March 2021 in the province of Buenos Aires.
The established order to march included the families of victims of femicides in San Luis, indigenous women from all territories, those who live with a disability, children’s organizations, and union movements and political parties.
The claim for a Wetlands Law it was also repeated in the march and was discussed in the workshops as well as the repudiation of the cuts in terms of disability.
The stickers were a constant throughout the more than 20 blocks occupied by popular feminisms in San Luis.
The caravan left from Parque La Cerámica and despite the fatigue of the two days of intense debates and alternative activities, they toured the city and filled its streets with colors and songs.
Many organizations chose to shorten their path waiting for the march to pass to join, gaining a little energy from the distance that crossed the city and had as a deconcentration point in IV Centenario Park where they were expected for the multinational rock that closes the day.
This Monday, in the closing act, the final document of the Meeting will be read with the conclusions of the workshops and the new venue for next year will be announced.
