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Bulgarian President Rumen Radev also spoke out against the treaty, Reuters reported, and claimed it did not in fact prevent violence, because the problem still exists in countries that have ratified it.}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=After Bulgaria, Slovakia too fails to ratify the Istanbul Convention |url=https://www.euractiv.com/section/future-eu/news/after-bulgaria-slovakia-too-fails-to-ratify-the-istanbul-convention/ |author=Georgi Gotev |publisher=EURACTIV Network |date=23 Feb 2018 |accessdate=9 Jul 2018 |quote=ast week Bulgarian PM Boyko Borissov withdrew from parliament a motion to ratify the Istanbul Convention, faced with ever-growing opposition, first from its coalition partner, the United Patriots, the opposition socialists, and more broadly, with the population. ... Detractors claim that this opens the door to legalising gay marriage and promoting homosexuality in school by so-called promoters of “gender ideology”. “Unless there is full compliance with the provisions of the convention with the definition of marriage as a bond between a man and a woman, I will never agree to ratify.” Slovakia’s parliament amended its Constitution in 2014 to define marriage as a union between man and woman, which stirred protest among rights groups at the time.}}</ref>
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev also spoke out against the treaty, Reuters reported, and claimed it did not in fact prevent violence, because the problem still exists in countries that have ratified it.}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=After Bulgaria, Slovakia too fails to ratify the Istanbul Convention |url=https://www.euractiv.com/section/future-eu/news/after-bulgaria-slovakia-too-fails-to-ratify-the-istanbul-convention/ |author=Georgi Gotev |publisher=EURACTIV Network |date=23 Feb 2018 |accessdate=9 Jul 2018 |quote=ast week Bulgarian PM Boyko Borissov withdrew from parliament a motion to ratify the Istanbul Convention, faced with ever-growing opposition, first from its coalition partner, the United Patriots, the opposition socialists, and more broadly, with the population. ... Detractors claim that this opens the door to legalising gay marriage and promoting homosexuality in school by so-called promoters of “gender ideology”. “Unless there is full compliance with the provisions of the convention with the definition of marriage as a bond between a man and a woman, I will never agree to ratify.” Slovakia’s parliament amended its Constitution in 2014 to define marriage as a union between man and woman, which stirred protest among rights groups at the time.}}</ref>
==Opposition to the Gender ideology==
[[File:Nicolás Márquez & Agustín Laje in Madrid.jpg|250px|thumbnail|left|[[Nicolás Márquez]] and [[Agustín Laje]] presenting the [[Black Book of the New Left]] in [[Madrid]].]]
[[File:March Against the Gender ideology in Chile, 2018.jpg|250px|thumbnail|March Against the Gender ideology in [[Santiago|Santiago de Chile]], October 2018.]]
[[File:Con Mis Hijos No Te Metas March.jpg|250px|thumbnail|Con Mis Hijos No Te Metas March, [[Lima]], [[Peru]].]]
[[File:No + Ideología de Género.svg|150px|left|thumbnail|No More Gender Ideology Sign. Used mainly in [[Chile]].]]
The term "Gender ideology" is mainly used by [[Latin American]] [[Conservatives]]. One of the most important writers about the topic is [[Agustín Laje]] along with [[Nicolás Márquez]] who wrote "[[The Black Book of The New Left]]" (''El libro negro de la Nueva Izquierda''), a book that denounces the Gender ideology, the [[Feminism|Third Wave of Feminism]], [[Moral relativism]], [[Abortion]], [[Indigenism]] and many other forms of [[Cultural Marxism]] that were introduced by the [[Sao Paulo Forum]] in the 90s to the Latin American Politics.
In Peru there is a Movement called [[Con Mis Hijos No Te Metas]] (''Don't mess with my children'' in english) which has strongly opposed the Gender ideology.
In Chile and Argentina there have been marches against the ideology alongside [[Pro-Life]] Marches.
[[Jair Bolsonaro]] in his inauguration speech mentioned his opposition to the ideology.
[[Mario Abdo Benítez]] and his predecesor [[Horacio Cartes]] have also started policies against the implementation of the ideology in the [[Paraguay|Paraguayan State]].
There has also been initiatives like the [[Bus of Liberty]] (''Bus de la Libertad''), a bus that says "Nicolás has the right to a mom and a dad, less state, more family."<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.t13.cl/noticia/nacional/el-polemico-bus-libertad-inicia-su-recorrido-calles-santiago|title=Manifestaciones marcan inicio del recorrido del "Bus de la libertad" por Santiago|publisher=T13|language=es|date=July 10 2017}}</ref> and "The boys have a penis and the girls have a vulva, do not be fooled."<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.emol.com/noticias/Tendencias/2017/03/01/847301/Madrid-prohibe-circulacion-del-bus-con-mensaje-anti-transexual-e-investiga-posible-delito-de-odio.html|title=Madrid prohíbe circulación de bus con mensaje anti transexual e investiga posible delito de odio|publisher=Emol.com|date=March 1 2017|language=es}}</ref> This bus has been in [[Santiago]] and [[Madrid]]. The initiative was started by the Spanish [[Catholic]] Organization named [[HazteOir.org]], and in Chile by [[Marcela Aranda]]<ref>{{cite web|url=https://c80.cl/2017/07/07/organizadores-del-bus-de-la-libertad-citan-la-constitucion-chilena-como-fundamento-de-su-protesta/|title=Organizadores del «Bus de la Libertad» citan la Constitución chilena como fundamento de su protesta|publisher=c80|date=July 7 2017|language=spanish}}</ref> there were attempts to censor the bus by categorizing it as [[hate speech]].
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==See also==
==See also==
*[[Homosexual agenda]]
*[[Homosexual agenda]]