Alba Rueda has been named Spain’s first special envoy for the defense of LGBTQ+ rights worldwide. This diplomatic milestone strengthens international efforts to foster inclusion and equality. By leading global dialogues, Rueda will champion the dignity of diverse communities and inspire progress across borders.
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L’Espagne Nomme sa Première Ambassadrice pour les Droits LGBTQ+

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Alba Rueda devient la première envoyée spéciale de l’Espagne pour la défense des droits LGBTQ+ dans le monde. Ce jalon diplomatique renforce les efforts internationaux en faveur de l’inclusion et de l’égalité. En menant ces dialogues globaux, elle œuvrera pour la dignité de chacun par-delà les frontières.

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