This Sunday, the LGBTIQ+ community celebrated the 19th Pride Caravan in Santo Domingo, a day dedicated to visibility, diversity, and the defense of rights. The caravan, organized by the Red de Voluntarios Amigos Siempre Amigos (REVASA), started at 2:00 pm from the Terminal Don Diego, in the Colonial Zone, and traversed different sectors of the capital such as Ciudad Nueva, Gazcue, San Carlos, Villa Consuelo, Villa María, Mejoramiento Social, 24 de Abril and Ensanche Espaillat.
With flags, music, and slogans, the participants advanced through the streets of the capital until they reached the area of the Malecón, where the concentration continued. The presence of agents of the National Police was observed at the site as part of the security device. The day aims to promote respect, inclusion, and the defense of the rights of LGBTIQ+ people, according to the organizers.
Context and relevance
The Pride Caravan is an annual event that seeks to make visible and promote diversity and inclusion in Dominican society. The LGBTIQ+ community has been fighting for its rights and equality in the country, and this event is an opportunity to show its presence and commitment to social justice.
Festival Obsesión 2026
After the caravan, activities continued in the Parque Eugenio María de Hostos with the Festival Obsesión 2026, which included artistic presentations, DJs, and drag shows. The lineup featured La Insuperable and La Fiera Típica as main figures. The festival is an opportunity to celebrate the diversity and creativity of the LGBTIQ+ community.
Credits: N.com.do – Nacionales
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