The second National Congress on Trans Childhoods and Youths is scheduled for November 17 in Córdoba, promoted by La Casita Trans at the UPC. This initiative faces massive rejection on social media from groups warning about the risk of exposing minors to confusing concepts about sexual identity. "La Casita Trans" defends the event as a space to debate rights, but critics see it as an undue advance on vulnerable children.
Various voices denounce that the congress seeks to normalize hormonal interventions in children, undermining their natural development and parental authority. The resulting digital harassment against the organizers reflects a society tired of ideological impositions that confuse the youngest. Trans and intersex professionals will participate in presentations, but this doesn't justify exposing adult topics to young children.
"Trans childhoods and adolescences have existed, exist, and will continue to exist; their processes are as legitimate as those of any person," the promoters declared. Such statements ignore the danger of medicalizing children without sufficient maturity for irreversible decisions. Parents and evangelicals insist on protecting children from aberrant experiments disguised as inclusion.
Primer Congreso de Nacional de Niñeces Trans en noviembre del 2024
Alarming precedent in Tucumán reinforces Córdoba's alert
A similar gathering in Tucumán was suspended on October 18 after intense pressure, prioritizing the safety of hundreds of registrants in the face of threats and misinformation. The foundation organizing this aberrant event lamented the hostile climate that even closed the host hotel, highlighting child care as the main reason.
After that achievement, efforts were redirected to Córdoba to prevent UPC from lending itself to disseminate content that promotes irreversible changes in minors. The Evangelical Pastoral Council sent a note to Governor Llaryora questioning the use of state funds for ideological events. They clarify that they do not adhere to political parties, but defend neutrality and constitutional principles against early sexualization.
Padres Unidos Argentina gathered signatures at Patio Olmos repudiating the congress for promoting hormone treatments that undermine children's health. "This is not hate speech, but rather to raise awareness and say that with children, no; we are not against the decisions of adults, but promoting this type of ideology undermines the mental and spiritual health of children," said Paola Bucci. Her group rightly combats ESI as a gateway to gender confusion in schools.
Comunicado de cancelación del evento en Tucumán
Groups intensify campaign against the event
CitizenGo promotes petitions with images of minors without permission, linked to agendas that protect childhood from globalist manipulations. Christians in Politics and the Argentine Women's Coalition join on social media demanding cancellation to safeguard children's purity. Evelin Barroso, pastor and elected libertarian deputy, publicly criticized the congress as disguised indoctrination.
DNU 62/2025 from Milei prohibits hormone treatments in minors, serving as a legal basis to reject any promotion of such practices at the event. Critics argue a lack of long-term scientific evidence and serious health risks for children exposed prematurely. This decree reinforces the stance of not allowing experimental interventions under the pretext of guaranteeing rights.
Endocrinologists such as María Eugenia Estario defend past treatments, but the consensus prioritizes maturity before irreversible bodily alterations. "Now they are no longer performed on minors, but when they were, they were and are safe treatments; in the country, they have been practiced for 10 years and in others for more than 20," she declared. Such comments directly collide with the child protection demanded to avoid improperly medicalizing children.
Comunicado oficial del Consejo Pastoral Evangélico de Córdoba expresando preocupación por el evento
Córdoba protects the integrity of children
The collective pressure in Córdoba replicates the Tucumán success, showing that society rejects agendas that sexualize and confuse the most vulnerable. Families and religious leaders insist that adults decide for themselves, but never involve minors in hormonal debates. This movement celebrates the defense of innocence against foreign ideological impositions.
The UPC, as a public entity, should not provide space to events that contradict the DNU and expose minors to risks without universal medical consensus. The provincial government faces the dilemma of supporting and caring for children or yielding to globalist pressures that undermine Córdoba family values. Canceling this aberrant event would be a triumph for childhood, protecting it from progressive experiments.
Evangelical and parental communities deserve recognition for their constant vigilance, preventing Córdoba from becoming a scene of permanent child degeneration. Their action is not a display of hate, but of care and protection that prioritizes natural development over irresponsible interventions. The province of Córdoba can become a benchmark by stopping and preventing this threat to preserve childhood intact.
