Montevideo Departmental Board organized Trans Forum

The Montevideo Departmental Board held on Tuesday, September 30 at 5:00 p.m. in its Session Hall a "discussion as part of Diversity Month."

It was called “Towards an inclusive and diverse Montevideo.”

The activity aimed to, supposedly, "create a space for reflection and collective construction that allows the importance of diversity to be made visible and to identify the current challenges for full inclusion in Montevideo," according to the Board's website.

Juan José Meré, representative of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA); Patricia Gambetta, representative of the Trans Boys Uruguay Collective; Andrés Scagliola, coordinator of the Diversity Secretariat of the Montevideo City Hall, spoke.

Colette Spinetti, "director" of the National Secretariat for Human Rights, also participated.

Prostitution advocacy

The attendees tried to justify the prostitution of transvestites, and what they call "sexual minorities," with the excuse that "they can't get formal employment."

Ultimately, it was an advocacy of the activity as a way of life, instead of working honestly.

Waste of taxpayers' money

Andrés Scagliola, eternal Frente Amplio bureaucrat of the LGBT lobby, proposed that Montevideo City Hall create a "Plan for Affective, Sexual, and Gender Diversity."

This outrageous proposal consists of the Montevideo departmental government meddling in the intimate lives of individuals, something completely totalitarian and undemocratic, typical of the Uruguayan left.

The city hall led by Mario Bergara will launch a plan that will cost millions of pesos (millions of pesos) on sexual diversity and gender ideology.

Another person who spoke was Colette Spinetti, who self-identifies as a "trans woman," and heads the Human Rights Secretariat located in Torre Ejecutiva.

Spinetti delivered a speech advocating for transvestites and prostitutes, but didn't mention anything about her trip last April to Geneva, Switzerland, where she went with 18 advisors.

The cost of this trip is still a mystery.

Spinetti is the same person who a few days ago performed a disgusting drag queen dance at Torre Ejecutiva. The transvestites danced in this filthy show and were paid with public money.

Waste of taxpayers' money

Mario Bergara's city hall, instead of worrying about collecting garbage, fixing the streets, and improving the city's lighting, will spend millions of pesos (millions of pesos) to promote gender ideology with taxpayers' money.

Meanwhile, the city of Montevideo is dirty, dark, and extremely high taxes are collected, Bergara's city hall organizes "discussions" in the Departmental Board to promote prostitution, transvestism, and drag queens.

A total and absolute waste, and a mockery of Montevideo taxpayers who all pay taxes.