How Targeting LGBTQ+ Rights Is Part of the Authoritarian Playbook
Corrupt leaders from Colombia to Hungary to Oklahoma are using us as pawns to maintain power.
September 03 2022 8:00 AM
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Corrupt leaders from Colombia to Hungary to Oklahoma are using us as pawns to maintain power.
This "is an initial step towards effective social participation," the justices wrote.
Claudia Lopez was elected to a position considered second in importance only to the presidency in Colombia.
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