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Remembering Our Dead - Estrella Vázquez Cruz (28 Mar 2026)

Remembering Our Dead · publicada el 28 mar 2026

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Quote citation text 2026 Date of publication

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balance

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Derogatory terms No Markings
Name and gender No Markings
Blames the victim No Markings
Sensationalism No Markings
Hostile speech No Markings
Imprecise terms No Markings

What adds points

Lo que la nota hace bien. Compensa una parte de lo que resta, nunca todo.

Gender and rights perspective 3 aciertos
Inclusive language Not applicable
How we got to 100 out of 100
  1. Every note starts with100
  2. Gender and rights perspective+6
  3. Calificación (entre 0 y 100, con redondeo y topes por categoría)100

This note is the source of a case from the registry. Revisamos si nombra a Estrella Vázquez Cruz con su nombre y su género, como lo dice el registro. El nombre registral nunca se muestra.

What it does well

  • Name the LGBTTTIQANB + population
  • Uses “trans woman,” “trans man,” or “trans person”
  • Da voz a colectivos y activistas

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abc What it does well «…» Textquote:

CHILPANCINGO, Gro., (apro) .- Estrella Vázquez, a transgender woman, was found shot to death over the weekend in Azoyú, a municipality in the Costa Chica region of Guerrero.

With this, the number of crimes against LGBTI+ people in Guerrero has reached 53 in the last 10 years, according to collectives.

“They are killing us simply for belonging to the LGBT community,” they warned.

This Tuesday, the newly created Frente Estatal Guerrero Diverso, made up of 15 collectives, condemned the murder and demanded that authorities stop the attacks against the community.

Efraín de Jesús Arroyo, the president of Orgullo Guerrero, lamented that these crimes continue to be committed in Guerrero on the International Transgender Day of Visibility. He denounced the underreporting of crimes in the state because those crimes are not made public in municipalities in the Central, Northern, and Mountain regions and demanded justice from the authorities for these murders because investigations are opened, but there is no follow-up on attacks against the LGBTI population.

"They are killing us simply for belonging to the LGBTI community," the activist declared.

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