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50 ciudades españolas prohíben a las personas con VIH ser taxistas: Madrid o Sevilla están en la lista

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The Comisión de VIH y Trabajo, which includes organizations such as CESIDA, the Federación Estatal LGTBI+ (FELGTBI+), Trabajando en Positivo, CCOO, and UGT, denounced on a Thursday that at least fifty municipalities in Spain prohibit people with HIV from working as taxi drivers through local municipal ordinances. Major cities such as Madrid and Sevilla are included on the list of locations enforcing these restrictions.

The public denunciation highlights ongoing institutional discrimination against people living with HIV in the labor sector across dozens of Spanish cities. The involvement of major labor unions and civil rights federations underscores the coordinated pushback against these municipal regulations.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Highlights union and activist denunciation of municipal taxi bans on HIV carriers.
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