Luxuria, Vladimir

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	Vladimir Luxuria at a conference in Moscow

Vladimir Luxuria
Vladimir Luxuria
	Vladimir Luxuria
	; Vladimir Luxuria in Bologna in 2012
	April 10, 2006 - April 14, 2008
Birth	June 24, 1965 (54 years old); Foggia
Birth name
The consignment	Communist Revival Party
Education	;
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Vladimir Luxuria ( Italian: Vladimir Luxuria , birth name is Vladimir Guadagno (Wladimiro Guadagno), born June 24, 1965 , Foggia , Italy ) - Italian actress , member of the Communist Renaissance Party , LGBT activist . The first open deputy is a transgender in the parliament of a European country and the second in the world after Georgina Beyer ( New Zealand ).

Vladimir Luxuria and leader of the Communist Renaissance Party Fausto Bertinotti.

Despite the fact that Luxuria lives exclusively as a woman, she remains legally and physically a man and has not undergone complete surgical gender correction .

Content

1 Biography
2 Filmography
3 See also
4 notes
5 Links

Biography

Born June 24, 1965 , Foggia , Italy . In 1985, Luxuria moved to Rome to teach languages and literature. There she began her career as an actress and achieved success: in 1991, her debut in the film “Cena alle nove” directed by Paolo Breccia, then she starred in 8 more films.

As an LGBT activist, Luxuria became one of the leaders of the Circolo di cultura omosessuale Mario Mieli movement in 1993 . She was one of the organizers of the first pride parade in Italy on July 2, 1994 , in which about 10 thousand people took part. In subsequent years, Luxuria became more actively involved in the political and social events of Italy . She collaborated with the well-known Italian newspapers L'Unita and Liberazione, as well as various radio stations and television channels, and was involved in charitable activities, in particular taking care of children with leukemia . Luxuria donated 100,000 euros to the United Nations Children's Fund from her prize in a reality show .

On April 10, 2006, Luxuria was elected to the Italian Parliament from the metropolitan region of Lazio , being the second on the local list of the Communist Revival Party after party leader Fausto Bertinotti . During the election campaign, she was actively attacked by extreme right-wing and conservative politicians. Among the election promises of Luxuria was the legislative recognition of same-sex civil unions , the provision of political asylum to LGBT refugees from countries in which homosexuality is prosecuted by law, she also dealt with cultural and environmental issues. She occupied the deputy chair until April 14, 2008 , when the Left-Rainbow election list, which included the PCB (and Luxuria in particular), did not go to parliament in the next election.

In 2006 and 2007, she took part in events around the Moscow gay pride parade .

In 2014, she was detained while trying to demonstrate rainbow symbols during the Sochi Olympics . ^[one]

Filmography

Cena alle nove (1991)
Come mi vuoi (1996)
Tutti giù per terra (1996)
Sono positivo (1998)
La vespa e la regina (1999)
Guardami (1999)
Ponte Milvio (1999)
Ogni lasciato è perso (2000)
Mater Natura (2005)

Notes

↑ "Gay - okay" in the face of Putin (neopr.) . Radio Liberty. Date of treatment July 17, 2014.

Links

[1] "Gay - okay" in the face of Putin (neopr.) . Radio Liberty. Date of treatment July 17, 2014.