Story 001– Indi Espinoza

Dec 22

“The journey is long…”

Indi’s Activism

#EnLaFrontera283 – Arde Latinoamérica

18 Nov 2019

“Brigada Venseremos” Madrid 2020

This intervention was made at "Arco" 2020 Contemporary Art Fair in Madrid, in front of the display that the right-wing newspaper which also has a national newspaper called, "El Mundo" (“The World”). This was done to make visible the human rights violations that Chilean society was experiencing as a result of the Social outbreak experienced in October 2019.

“It is a continuous battle and sadly, it is not an option…” —Indi

AGAINST CRISES, PRIDE AND INSURRECTION

June 28, 2023

Intersectional Worker’s Day March

(May 1, 2023)

From being born in Chile under impoverished conditions during the Pinochet dictatorship to fighting for human rights in Spain, Indi Espinoza details his inspiring story.

Watch Video : Indi’s Story

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“The fight must be constant for the entire community…” -Indi

Manifestation at 8M International Women’s Day March, 2020

Contra Las Crisis, Orgullo y e Insurección

(Against Crises, Pride and Insurrection)ˆ— June 28, 2023

Indi’s Proclamation (Translation)

Video: Second 00'00 to 00'19:

"As people with functional diversity and the queer community, and personally from the transsexual community, we must work three times as hard to be an integral part of the social, cultural, educational, labor or health aspects, it is a continuous battle and sadly, it is not an option".

Second 00'20 to 00'37

"People with functional diversity (disabled) have been and continue to be invisible and forgotten, we claim listening and speaking, managing to raise our identity with our own voice, ignored for centuries, since we are many more and much more, than what society sees. (Applause)."

Second 00'38 to 00'59

"It is time to join forces to go to the rescue of what should never have been, Abandoned, Vexed, Censured or Silenced. Because disabled and queer people are minorities among minorities."

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