Heredia

[ Spanish e-re-thyah; French ey-rey-dya ]

noun

1. Jo·sé Ma·rí·a de [haw-, se, mah-, ree, -ah , th, e], 1842–1905, French poet, born in Cuba.
2. a city in central Costa Rica, N of San José.

Example Sentences

“We obtained our rights thanks to many warriors who gave up their lives for this cause,” Ariel Heredia, a recently fired state worker who identifies as nonbinary, said at a recent protest in Buenos Aires.

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After being laid off, Heredia, 36, lost health insurance he needed to access anti-HIV medication.

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In his hunt for find work, Heredia says he may need to dress as a cisgender man, hiding an identity he struggled for years to accept.

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“It’s a contradiction for me,” Heredia said.

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“It is a mockery,” said Alberto Heredia, saying the state offered to buy a strip through his farm for the tracks themselves, splitting his house from the cows’ corral.

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