According to the councillor, Palma City Council will organise Palma Pride Week, which will open on June 18 with a party in Sa Feixina, continue with a concert in the same location on June 25, and conclude with the traditional demonstration on the 28th, organised by Ben Amics. Among them, Vivas pointed out, numerous activities related to music, art and the family are planned, as well as conferences, workshops and debates.
The councillor, who justified not holding the parade because of the lack of time to organise it and because of health measures due to the pandemic, denied the controversy with other associations over the organisation of the week. It should be remembered that Ben Amics had described the parade proposal as an attempt to "commercialise the fiesta".
Vivas also stressed that her intention in programming these activities is "that all those who form part of these groups see themselves represented."
The councillor presented the Pride Week activities accompanied by ELLA's president and events coordinator, Kristin Hansen and Taina Alves, and activist Marta Marqués.
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If a person who is neither of the initials above but simply "curious", can the letter C also be added?
Hahah, Rich: good one It is getting kindof ridiculous. Soon we need 4 different toilets. Men, women, Shemales and gender neutrals. I like a sign on a toilet once, where the pictogram of 1 figure, with the left side male and the right female, with under it: whatever, just make sure you wash your hands.
'Q' is a Bond character.
you forgot WXYZ