Overview
- The march moved from Plaza de Mayo to Congress under the slogan “Frente al odio y la violencia, más orgullo y unidad.”
- Organizers demanded repeal of DNUs 61/62/2025, arguing the measures restrict access to health care for trans people and limit gender identity recognition in detention.
- The closing events at Congress included reading a political document with calls for reparations for travestis and trans older adults and stronger responses to hate crimes.
- City authorities enforced street closures from 06:00 Saturday to 04:00 Sunday across Balvanera, Montserrat and San Nicolás, as organizers provided CEPA/ARDA-trained volunteers, hydration points and portable toilets.
- Tributes included a homage to Diana Sacayán and a pañuelazo with Madres y Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, CELS and H.I.J.O.S., while thousands attended alongside more than 60 participating organizations with concerts and performances.