After the error, they put the current LGBTIQ + flag in Córdoba – Timeshare

After the error, the flag that flies from this Sunday on the mast of the Sarmiento Park from the city of Córdoba, it is the LGBTIQ + Pride. On Friday the Municipality had hoisted a cloth with seven colors, outdated and which is the insignia of the Peruvian city, Cusco.

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This Saturday, through his Instagram Officially, the Municipality published in its social networks images of the moment in which Mayor Martín Llaryora, accompanied by members of the group LGBTIQ + from the city, hoisted the flag and communicated that it would remain permanently there. But, hours later, a pair of individuals approached to lower it and to violate it. At the end of the day, the symbol flamed again from above.

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Colors

Since 1978 three international Pride flags have been made, the final one being from 1979. The error arises because the Municipality of Córdoba initially chose the second one, in 1978, to place in the Park, the same one that the city of Cusco also made official that year.

Both the movement for diversity and the Peruvian city claim to have the seven colors of the rainbow as a symbol. But in 1979 the LGBT movement decided to eliminate the light blue color.

The image that the local government published this Sunday on its networks does correspond to the latest update by the international collective.

About the date

This Sunday 28 is celebrated worldwide the International Pride Day, after that day in 1969, in New York City, United States, a group of transvestites, lesbians and gays resisted with stones and bottles a police raid at a pub called Stonewall Inn.

In Argentina, in addition, since 1992 the Pride March on the first Saturday of November, in commemoration of the creation of Nuestro Mundo, the first homosexual movement in the country.

Acronym

Abbreviations LGBTIQ + that are used to mention these dates refer to the diversity of the movement that aims to integrate those who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex and Queer.

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