New Articles | LATIN AMERICAN GAYS
Living la vida loca
Latin America has imported the notion of “gay pride” from the United States, just as it has imported fashions and fast-food chains. But it is still a region where men are macho, women are long-suffering, Catholicism dominates, and the family reigns supreme. Our reporter embarked on a personal odyssey to discover what this complex cultural mix means for Latin American gays
|HAVANA, MANAGUA, MEXICO CITY, RIO DE JANEIRO AND TEGUCIGALPA
This article appeared in the New Articles section of the print edition under the headline “Living la vida loca”
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