You watched the third world transform. We wrote about it. It happened during coronavirus. The US was funding all these revolutions in the third world, latin America in particular, demanding women’s rights and a tranny nightmare.

Now, here it is.

It’s wild how fast they can do the job.

Christian Post:

A former Mexican congressman convicted of “gender-based political violence” over social media posts referring to a trans-identifying congressional representative as a “man who self-ascribes as a woman” is calling on the international community to intervene concerning “systematic violations of fundamental rights.”

Rodrigo Iván Cortés, the current head of the political advocacy group Frente Nacional por la Familia (National Front for the Family), addressed the Organization of American States last Wednesday as he awaits an appeal of his conviction.

“[In Mexico] the freedom of expression of citizens is canceled and their free participation in the democratic conformation of laws is prevented,” Cortés said, according to ADF International, the advocacy group supporting him.

“Unfortunately, I suffer this in my own flesh in the cases that are being carried out against me and the organization that I preside over, the National Front for the Family, for objecting to initiatives that ostensibly violate human rights.”

The charges against Cortés stem from a series of social media posts in 2022, where he allegedly “misgendered” congressional Salma Luévano, a Mexican congressional representative.

This is the tranny he “misgendered.” This tranny is a member of Mexico’s parliament.

Cortés’ social media posts were in response to a draft bill in Mexico’s Congress, presented by Luévano, which critics say sought to categorize the teaching of Christian views on sexuality as “hate speech.” Cortés’ organization expressed its concern about the bill on Twitter, claiming it was a significant infringement on freedom of speech and religious liberty in Mexico.

Luévano filed a complaint against Cortés over a series of nine posts on Twitter and Facebook that he claims violated the right to be acknowledged as a woman and a “denial of identity.”

Mexico’s Specialized Regional Chamber of the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judicial Power agreed that Cortés was guilty of gender-based political violence and digital, symbolic, psychological and sexual violence against Luévano, ADF International reports. The chamber found that the social media posts undermined “the political and electoral rights of women, and the unencumbered exercise of their public office.”

The case was appealed to the Superior Chamber of the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judicial Power, and a ruling is expected in the near future.

“Disagreement is not discrimination, and peaceful dissent should never be penalized as violence,” ADF International legal counsel Kristina Hjelkrem said in a statement.

“It is deeply disturbing that Cortés, who is exercising his right to peaceably share his views on a matter of significant current debate, has been convicted as a violent political offender when in fact it is his opponents that have a history of perpetuating unrest within Mexico’s political institutions. We eagerly await a ruling on his appeal.”

Luévano, along with another trans-identified representative, María Clemente, are well-known figures in Mexico’s Congress for their bold approach towards political opponents.

This is the other tranny in Mexico’s parliament. They have 2.

They are members of the left-wing MORENA party, which is working toward laws to protect “sexual rights,” a proposal that has been vocally opposed by the Cortés’ group.

“The real purpose of this process is to silence me from saying what every concerned citizen needs to hear — that these proposed laws are driving forward a radical agenda, which poses a very serious threat to the wellbeing of our society, especially our children,” Cortés was quoted as saying.

Yes.

I am well aware that it is a radical agenda, and that these laws are being driven by the United States AKA “The Jews.”

This tranny dressed like a Catholic bishop was elected to Mexico’s parliament. It’s not even the only one.

This tranny stuff was only recently rushed through in *checks notes* in Mexico.

We told you this was happening in the Third World during the coronavirus hoax, when it was very, very easy to drastically transform society, because every was reeling from fear of a virus (that didn’t actually even exist). Think of it as like, stacking cards in Marvel SNAP.

While BLM was happening in America, there were huge feminist and faggot protests in Mexico and the rest of the Latin American realm.

Now: Tranny Mexistan.

National Catholic Register:

The Specialized Chamber of the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary in Mexico has ruled against the National Front for the Family (FNF) and its president, Rodrigo Iván Cortés, for calling Salma Luévano, a “trans” woman congressional representative, a “man.”

In a Feb. 2 statement, the court said that Cortés and the FNF “committed political violence against women based on gender due to various posts on social media and the internet against the federal congresswoman, Salma Luévano, and trans women.”

To the Specialized Chamber, “the reported expressions were offensive and discriminatory by rejecting the gender identity and devaluing the performance of the federal congresswoman, which constituted digital, symbolic, psychological, and sexual violence against her.”

“Consequently, a fine was imposed on the aforementioned association as well as on its president; in addition, the publication of a retraction of the sentence was ordered [to be posted] on the social media on which the offense was committed, the issuance of a public apology, and other comprehensive reparation measures and guarantees of non-repetition,” the statement added.

It’s not just a fine, they’re also ordering him to grovel and apologize.

It’s democracy, you stupid goy animal.

This ruling is the most recent episode in a controversy that arose after Luévano, a member of the National Regeneration Movement (Morena) political party of Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, showed up in the Federal Congress on Sept. 21, 2022, wearing clothing similar to that of a Catholic bishop.

On that occasion, Luévano announced a bill to reform the Law on Religious Associations and Public Worship, which would allow churches that, according to the bill’s criteria, spread “hate speech” to be penalized.

“The full weight of the law [must fall on] those leaders who incite hatred against us until [our] dignity becomes the norm,” said Luévano, who wore a miter and a red chasuble.

The National Front for the Family, along with the Citizens Initiative platform, charged in a social-media post that “the transsexual deputy [legislator] Salma Luévano” by his actions “offends the believers of a religion but insults all of Christianity.”

Cortés later said in a video that Luévano is “a man who describes himself as a woman, who demands respect, but it is exactly what he does not give; he asks for what he does not give, with tremendous disrespect.”

These and other posts critical of Luévano were deleted from social media by order of the Grievances and Complaints Commission of the National Electoral Institute in November 2022.

The verdict of the Specialized Chamber against Cortés and the FNF could be appealed to the Superior Chamber of Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary, whose mission, according to its website, is “to resolve controversies in electoral matters, protect the political-electoral rights of male and female citizens, and administer justice in the electoral sphere.”

The Superior Chamber ruled last year against Congressman Gabriel Quadri from the opposition National Action Party for criticizing “trans” congressmen occupying spaces reserved for women in the Congress of the Union (i.e., federal congress).

Based on the notion of “parity” added to the constitution in recent years, state agencies in Mexico must aim to be made up of 50% men and 50% women. That includes both houses of the Congress of the Union, Mexico’s national legislature.

Mexico has a long history of equality

According to the court ruling, Quadri’s name must remain for two years and nine months in the “National Registry of Persons Sanctioned in Matters of Political Violence Against Women based on Gender.”

Months prior, Quadri was sanctioned by the National Action Party’s Platform Committee for calling Salma Luévano “sir.”

The verdict against Cortés and the FNF was criticized by well-known pro-life and pro-family politician Juan Carlos Leal, a former state representative from Nuevo León.

In response, Salma Luévano taunted “@CarlosLealMx you want to end up like the transphobes of @gquadri and @rodrigoivanc: suspended of their political-electoral rights.”

In his posts, Luévano used ungrammatical gender-neutral endings to words that in Spanish have either masculine or feminine endings.

‘We Are Already in a Gender Dictatorship’In a statement to ACI Prensa, CNA’s Spanish-language news partner, Leal pointed out that Luévano is a “man who perceives himself as a woman and who is taking the place of a woman in the Congress of the Union.”

“We are already in a gender dictatorship. It’s a dictatorship where if you think differently, and if you mention a biological truth, that sex cannot be changed, you can now be fined by an electoral authority,” he criticized.

Leal pointed out that it ought to be determined in the legal system “if this electoral authority has the jurisdiction to penalize anyone for this kind of situation.”

This all happened in under 3 years.

It’s really incredible, the efficiency of these Jews.

This is the other tranny in Mexico’s parliament