Virginia carrasco
Unge Sangil’s week
The rope did not break and the stake has ended with the victory of those who defend free gender self-determination without intermediaries or medical reports
Uge Sangil (La Palma, 1968) is a Canarian who lives with the peninsular time. Despite residing in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, his mind is synchronized with events in Madrid. Her last year has been spent on planes that have taken her to the capital to negotiate the trans law. They have been months of hard fighting, sometimes of discouragement and fainting, due to the division caused by the norm in the two government blocks. The rope did not break and the stake has ended with the victory of those who defend free gender self-determination without intermediaries or medical reports. Sangil believes that he has managed to maintain his temper thanks to his steely patience.
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