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| − | Transgender television newscaster and cohost of the Bolivian program Aby Ayala TV, being the first transgender news anchor in the country's history. | + | Transgender television newscaster and cohost of the Bolivian program Aby Ayala TV, being the first transgender news anchor in the country's history. She uses this new role as a transgender activist by presenting a focus on the “health and labor” issues trans people face in the region. Former singer by profession who is pursuing a degree in modern music. She is also writing a book to provide support and encouragement to others transitioning. |
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* [[Transgender Activists]] | * [[Transgender Activists]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:44, 1 November 2021
Country
Bolivia
Birth - Death
1993 -
Occupation
Journalist
Description
Transgender television newscaster and cohost of the Bolivian program Aby Ayala TV, being the first transgender news anchor in the country's history. She uses this new role as a transgender activist by presenting a focus on the “health and labor” issues trans people face in the region. Former singer by profession who is pursuing a degree in modern music. She is also writing a book to provide support and encouragement to others transitioning.
