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Does Puerto Vallarta have a gentrification problem?

Queer tourists flock to Puerto Vallarta, lauded as gay paradise, for its beaches and its hospitality. But are they inadvertently contributing to the gentrification of the city? WORDS BY NICOLE GARCIA MERIDA HEADER BY YOSEF PHELAN There’s a long running myth that it was John Huston’s 1964 film The Night of the Iguana, starring Richard Burton, Ava Gardner and Deborah Kerr, that launched the Mexican city of Puerto Vallarta into the international stage. “But really, that was only part of it,” says Otoniel Sosa Rodriguez, a professor and researcher at…

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Articles Big Brother Celebrity Big Brother Coming Out Story Culture La Casa de los Famosos México LGBTQ+ News Mexico News Nicola Porcella Television

TV host and former professional footballer Nicola Porcella comes out as pansexual

Former football star and actor Nicola Porcella has come out as pansexual. Back in June, reality TV enthusiasts were treated to the premiere of Las Estrellas’ new series La Casa de los Famosos México – which is the Mexican spinoff of Celebrity Big Brother. Like its American predecessor, the show features 14 celebrity housemates from all over the world, including TV host Paul Stanley, trans influencer Wendy Guevara, bisexual singer Apio Quijano, professional boxer Mariana “Barby” Juárez and more. Since its release, La Casa de los Famosos México has featured…

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Meet the 11 fierce queens fighting for the crown in the first season of Drag Race México

The post Meet the 11 fierce queens fighting for the crown in the first season of Drag Race México appeared first on GAY TIMES. Go to Source Author: Kaiqui Macaulay

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Rebelde: Netflix cancels LGBTQ+ inclusive series after two seasons

Netflix has cancelled the Rebelde reboot after two seasons. Back in January 2022, the streamer released the first season of the teen drama, which is a sequel series to the popular 2004 telenovela of the same name. Set at the fictional Elite Way School, the show follows first-year students MJ, Andi, Luka, Esteban, Dixon, and Jana as they form a band and pursue their dreams of music stardom. The official synopsis reads: “As Elite Way School starts a new term, a familiar enemy–a secret society called The Lodge–threatens to crash…

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FIFA fines the Mexico Football Association over homophobic chants at World Cup

FIFA has fined the Mexico Football Association (FMF) after fans used homophobic chants during the 2022 World Cup.  Back in November, football enthusiasts around the world tuned in to the controversial tournament – which was held in the gulf region of Qatar.  During the World Cup’s group stages, Mexico faced backlash after their fans were heard singing anti-LGBTQ+ chants during the team’s games against Poland and Saudi Arabia.  In response to the fans’ anti-LGBTQ+ behaviour, FIFA announced that they would be investigating the incidents “on the basis of article 13…

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Articles Gay marriage LGBTQ+ News Life Marriage Marriage Equality Mexico News Same-sex marriage

Same-sex marriage is finally legal in all of Mexico’s states

Tamaulipas voted to legalise same-sex marriage on 26 October, becoming the final of Mexico’s 32 states to do so. The measure was passed with 23 votes in favour to 12 against and two abstenations, meaning the state’s Civil Code will be amended. “Today is a historic day for the LGBTQ community and for Mexico,” said LGBTQ+ activist Enrique Torre Molina. “Today we and our families are more visible, more equal, and we are a country with more justice.” Andrea Chávez, federal deputy of Ciudad Juárez in Chihuahua, added: “One more…

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Articles LGBTQ+ marriage LGBTQ+ News Life Marriage Marriage Equality Mexico News Same-sex marriage

Mexico’s most populous state votes to legalise same-sex marriage

Mexico’s most populous state, State of Mexico, overwhelmingly voted to legalise same-sex marriage on 11 October. It becomes the 29th of the country’s 32 states to do so after being passed by 50 votes in favour to 16 against. “Equal marriage is a public institution, whereby two people freely decide to share a life,” the state’s legislative body wrote on Twitter. State of Mexico is home to around 17 million people, making it the country’s most populous state at a size five times the population of Uruguay. “Today, by becoming…

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Anti-LGBTQ discrimination Articles Conversion Therapy LGBTQ+ News Life Liz Truss Mexico News

Mexico Senate votes to ban ‘conversion therapy’ for all

Mexico’s Senate has voted to ban so-called ‘conversion therapy’ and make carrying it on anyone out a criminal offence. The reforms would see anything used to “impede, restrict, diminish, annul or suppress a person’s sexual orientation, identity or gender expression” prohibited in the country, according to the Citizens Movement political party. The changes to the Federal Penal Code and Health General Law were approved by a vote of 69 in favour, two against and 16 abstenations, the Senate said on its official Twitter page on 11 October. The bill will…

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Trevor Project launches life-saving services for LGBTQ+ youth in Mexico

The Trevor Project has launched a number of digital crisis services for LGBTQ+ youth in Mexico in line with National Coming Out Day on 11 October. It marks the first time in its nearly 25-year history that it has offered its resources to people outside of the United States. “It’s incredibly inspiring to see our vision of providing life-airming crisis services to LGBTQ young people beyond the U.S. being realised today with our launch in Mexico,” said Amit Paley, CEO & Executive Director of The Trevor Project. “This is a…

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Articles Gay gay actor Gay marriage Jaymes Vaughan Jonathan Bennett LGBTQ+ News Life Mean Girls Mexico News same-sex Same-sex marriage

Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett marries TV host Jaymes Vaughan in “perfect” ceremony

Jonathan Bennett married his boyfriend Jaymes Vaughan in a stunning ceremony at the Unico Riviera Maya Hotel in Mexico. The two tied the knot on 19 March after getting engaged in November 2020. They married in front of 104 family and friends at an inclusive destination, People reported. “When you’re part of the LGBTQ+ fam, not everything in the wedding space is for you yet,” Jaymes told the outlet. “The whole purpose of our wedding is to come together and join the two of us together, join our families together…

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