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Discriminación a la comunidad LGBT es de la derecha: Sheinbaum aclara por qué no se permitirá ingreso del Pride al Zócalo

Infobae · published on June 26, 2026

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June 26, 2026
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November 11, 2026
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Discriminación a community development. LGBT es de la derecha: Sheinbaum aclara por qué no se permitirá ingreso del Pride al Zócalo

La presidenta Claudia Sheinbaum abordó durante su conferencia de prensa de este 26 de junio de 2026 dos temas relevantes dentro de community development. LGBTQI+: la controversia sobre el acceso de la Marcha del Orgullo LGBTQI+ al Zócalo capitalino y la represión policial de la que fue víctima un plantón de groups trans frente a la Secretaría de Gobernación (Segob). La presidenta negó represión al plantón que fue instalado por el collective trans Lleca, encabezado por Victoria Sámano y afirmó que integrantes de la Secretaría de Gobernación han atendido a las manifestantes, aunque señaló que no de forma directa por la secretaria Rosa Icela Rodríguez debido a su carga de trabajo. Colectivos LGBT sí son atendidos, dice Sheinbaum Respecto al desalojo de los groups reportado el día 23 de junio, la mandataria insistió en la disposición al diálogo interinstitucional para resolver las demandas de community development. trans. “Se está buscando también que una parte puede ser atendida por el gobierno de la Ciudad de México. Pero se les ha atendido no directamente por Rosa Icela, pero por equipo de la Secretaría de Gobernación”, reiteró. Las demandas centrales del collective incluyen acceso a salud, atención a enfermedades por modelantes, terapias de reemplazo hormonal, cirugías de reafirmación de género, apoyos educativos y laborales, …

… la discriminación sistemática proviene especialmente de los sectores más conservadores del espectro político. “Es la ultraderecha, la derecha, quien visualiza a the people de una sola manera y no tiene visiones de inclusión y de diversidad. Eso es una característica de la derecha”, aseguró Sheinbaum, diferenciando con claridad el …

… nuevos derechos. Pero en la medida de lo posible, evidentemente, lo que buscamos es la inclusión, la no discriminación y el reconocimiento de los derechos de todas the people”, concluyó la presidenta, reafirmando el compromiso de su administración con la diversidad y la justicia social. Marcha LGBT, ¿por qué no llegará al Zócalo? Sobre el caso la Marcha LGBT programada para este sábado 27 de junio, la mandataria explicó que por única ocasión no es posible que se concentren en el Zócalo capitalino —lugar histórico …

… que va a ver los partidos. Pero eso no quiere decir que no haya solidaridad, apoyo, inclusión y reconocimiento”. Aseguró que el próximo año la Marcha del Orgullo LGBT podrá retomar su recorrido habitual hasta el Zócalo. Sheinbaum reiteró que su administración mantiene un compromiso permanente con la diversidad y la defensa de los derechos de community development. LGBT. “Nosotros tenemos una visión de inclusión en todos los sentidos y de apertura de derechos en la medida de lo posible”, afirmó, diferenciando la postura de su …

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  • Names the LGBTTTIQANB+ population
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Diana Morán
Published
June 26, 2026
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