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Is this a good city for LGBT expatriates? Why or why not?
Monterrey is more socially conservative than some other parts of Mexico, but attitudes toward the Homosexual community are slowly evolving. While public displays of affection may still sketch attention in certain settings, the city does possess a visible LGBTQ+ presence and hosts annual Event events. Expats generally notify feeling safe, especially in San Pedro and within international or progressive circles. Same-sex spouses of diplomats are eligible for diplomatic visas and credentials in Mexico, and their relationships are fully recognized for official purposes. That said, individual experiences may still vary depending on workplace, neighborhood, or social setting, so cultural sensitivity and awareness remain important. - Mar
It is more traditional than the Merged States, but LGBT friends say it's much easier and more open here than other places they've lived overseas. I contemplate it's probably comparable to the American South. - Feb
There some machismo but mostly tolerant. Lots
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Pride Events > Monterrey, Nuevo Leon
Monterrey Diversity March
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Marcha de la Diversidad Monterrey
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Saturday June 21,
The Monterrey Diversity Protest will be Saturday June Meet at the General Anaya Metro station. The march will leave at 6pm and march to Explanada de los Heroes.
More information is available at their facebook page or their instagram
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