00:15First, to go to the streets in the night,
00:18it's always like to have to send the location,
00:21to be with the keys in the hand
00:22and to know that there are no guarantees
00:24to be able to denounce.
00:26It's like you take care of yourself
00:27because no one can guarantee your security.
00:31The fact of living in this country
00:33and in these conditions,
00:35just the fact of walking,
00:37the fact of doing anything that a person
00:40does in their daily life,
00:41it creates fear in this place.
00:43The street, the work,
00:45the university,
00:47in reality,
00:49in any space,
00:50we are in vulnerability all the time.
00:53The doctrine of security,
00:55the doctrine of the military forces
00:57that all the time
00:58violent the social mobilization,
01:01violent the society,
01:02violent the women.
01:03As a trans woman,
01:05I fear a future
01:07where we are being persecuted
01:10and criminalized
01:11because of our identity of gender.
01:12It creates fear
01:13to walk through the public space,
01:16to be raped,
01:19and to be murdered
01:20by the fact of being a woman.
01:22It creates fear
01:23all the insecurity
01:24that there is in the city
01:27in this moment
01:27and it is not in this moment
01:29but in general,
01:30always.
01:31Especially at the night
01:33at the same time,
01:33at the same time,
01:34at the same time,
01:35no one can be alone.
01:36Only one can be alone.
01:46This creates a lot of hope
01:47to see that we are up to,
01:51that fear
01:53is not causing us,
01:55that this is making families,
01:58mothers,
01:59girls,
02:00they realize that they have
02:01a support for if they happen
02:04something,
02:04they have a network
02:05that they can help them
02:06This is my hope for a lot of hope.
02:08The hope for a lot of hope is to cry, to cry for us, to fight for our rights.
02:14That's what I do. That's what I do.
02:17This is my hope for a lot of hope.
02:20And that I do hope for a lot of hope for these kinds of hope.
02:23I hear and hear the fear of the other person.
02:26That the only way of healing it, the only way of understanding it
02:30and to be free in the way of the other.
02:35Me genera esperanza al despertar de las mujeres, me genera esperanza al despertar de la sociedad,
02:41me genera esperanza a la Juntanza Feminista Nacional en Colombia.
02:44El activismo nos da esperanza porque allí es un espacio donde uno puede ser,
02:49pero es un espacio donde uno puede incidir e impactar y transformar la vida de las personas
02:54desde cualquier ámbito, el ámbito político, educativo o social.
02:58Me genera esperanza estar acá, estar con todas y todes,
03:01Me genera esperanza el hecho de que el movimiento feminista es un movimiento que está luchando
03:06y que cada vez se está sintiendo más en toda Latinoamérica especialmente.
03:10Me genera esperanza poder cambiar el pensamiento no solo de las personas sino también de mi familia,
03:16desde mi casa y tener la oportunidad de dar más, de poder creer que todos podemos crecer,
03:26no solo individualmente sino colectivamente.
03:29¡Qué lindo aguante, qué lindo aguante ver la plaza así llena de compasión!
03:34¡Hasta la seguridad y de ser necesario hasta la muerte! ¡Venceremos!
03:41¡Que resuene fuerte! ¡Nos queremos vivas! ¡Que caiga con fuerza! ¡El feminicida!
03:51¡Gracias!
03:52¡Gracias!
04:00¡Gracias!
04:01¡Gracias!
04:01¡Gracias!
04:01¡Gracias!
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