Sexual Politics in Latin America

Activist groups have initiated an aggressive cam- paign to repeal Article 103 of the Penal Code, which defines sodomy as

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As in many parts of the world, AIDS first arrived in Brazil in the early 1980s through sensational- istic media

I never met Cesitar. At a meeting of religious leaders on the issue of If homosexuality, his father described him

In August, 1996, the Statutory Assembly charged with drafting a new statute for the city of Buenos Aires unanimously approved

Latin America Catches the "Asian Flu" NEW YORK, DECEMBER 10, 1997 Traders love to invent cute names for proliferating finan-

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The Catholic Church and conservative politicians have launched aggressive local and national campaigns for "family values" and sexual abstinence, and

The outbreak of the AIDS epidemic in the early 1980s was a turning point for sexual minorities in Latin America,

U.S. AID Lisa Haugaard and the Latin American Working Group (LAWG), along with a host of other nongovernmental organizations (NGOs),

When I lived in Mexico during the 1950s, I used to visit Alaide Foppa de Sol6rzano, who many years later