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Siete años después de una protesta similar, personas LGBTIQ+ volvieron a reunirse frente al Centro Comercial Andino para realizar una “besatón”, luego de que una pareja gay asegurara que un vigilante les llamó la atención por besarse. Durante la jornada, quienes asistieron explicaron cómo un beso puede convertirse en una forma de protesta frente a la discriminación.

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00:00Seven years later, the LGBTIQ+ community gathers again in front of the Andino Shopping Center for a kiss-in.
00:05following an alleged case of discrimination.
00:08We believe that a kiss, a hug, or any other sign of affection is not an excuse for discrimination.
00:13We are free, we must love, and the only message we want to convey is that we are all love.
00:18We are all free and we must respect that with pride.
00:21Honestly, I think that a kiss is also a way of showing or asking for respect.
00:26A kiss is the ultimate expression of love, and today, kisses have rights because discrimination is wrong.
00:35a crime.
00:36I believe that kisses in general, as an act of love, as an act of liberation, as simply an act of feeling love, are an act of love.
00:43for whom we love,
00:44It signifies a very big revolution, it signifies a very big empowerment because they can't take away our simple right
00:50to kiss whomever we want, however we want, wherever we want.
00:55It's as simple as that.
00:56Discrimination has no place here; love will always prevail above all else.
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