Unity Coalition|Coalicion Unida

www.fundacion26d.org
On December 26, 1978, the Council of Ministers of Spain ratified the modificación de la Ley modification of law 16/1970 on Dangerousness and Social Rehabilitation. This law, approved by the Franco regime on August 5, 1970 (and which replaced the former. Ley de Vagos y Maleantes de 1948) punished anyone considered socially dangerous, including people from the LGTBIQ+ community.
Under the imposition of this norm, many LGTBIQ+ comrades were unjustly imprisoned, tortured, mistreated, persecuted, harassed or subjected to shock treatment. Simply for having a sexual orientation or a sexual or gender identity that did not fit with the regime's wishes. This date - December 26, 1978 - is marked in the history of the LGTBIQ+ community in Spain, continuing its struggle for equal rights

www.fundacion26d.org
On December 26, 1978, the Council of Ministers of Spain ratified the modificación de la Ley modification of law 16/1970 on Dangerousness and Social Rehabilitation. This law, approved by the Franco regime on August 5, 1970 (and which replaced the former. Ley de Vagos y Maleantes de 1948) punished anyone considered socially dangerous, including people from the LGTBIQ+ community.

Under the imposition of this norm, many LGTBIQ+ comrades were unjustly imprisoned, tortured, mistreated, persecuted, harassed or subjected to shock treatment. Simply for having a sexual orientation or a sexual or gender identity that did not fit with the regime's wishes. This date - December 26, 1978 - is marked in the history of the LGTBIQ+ community in Spain, continuing its struggle for equal rights.

www.fundacion26d.org
On December 26, 1978, the Council of Ministers of Spain ratified the modificación de la Ley modification of law 16/1970 on Dangerousness and Social Rehabilitation. This law, approved by the Franco regime on August 5, 1970 (and which replaced the former. Ley de Vagos y Maleantes de 1948) punished anyone considered socially dangerous, including people from the LGTBIQ+ community.

Under the imposition of this norm, many LGTBIQ+ comrades were unjustly imprisoned, tortured, mistreated, persecuted, harassed or subjected to shock treatment. Simply for having a sexual orientation or a sexual or gender identity that did not fit with the regime's wishes. This date - December 26, 1978 - is marked in the history of the LGTBIQ+ community in Spain, continuing its struggle for equal rights.

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CREANDO ENLACES | MIAMI LIMA Diversity, Tourism, Business & Cultural Exchange
FRIDAY, MAY 29, 2026 | 7PM
MIAMI HISPANIC CULTURAL ARTS CENTER
111 SW 5th Avenue, Miami, FL 33130

Limited onsite parking available. Car service highly recommended.

PLEASE JOIN US for a night of Peruvian Art & Music, Drinks,
Hors d’oeuvres, to discuss Diversity, Tourism, Business & Cultural Connections between Miami & Lima.

Host Committee
SATO TAMASHIRO
GEORGE CORONADO
DAN RIOS
LISETTE GARCIA
CARMEN DaTORRE
HERB SOSA

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On 17 May 1990, the World Health Assembly stopped classifying homosexuality as a mental disorder.

At the 43rd World Health Assembly, it was officially declared that “homosexuality is not a disease, a disturbance, or a perversion”.

This announcement was made almost 20 years after the American Psychiatric Association removed homosexuality from its Diagnostic and Statistical Manual in 1973.
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