Olga Costa [SEP] sex or gender
Queen Elizabeth II at her home at the end of the 1970s.
She came from a leftist family and with other artists was politically active with the Mexican Communist Party for decades.
Olga Costa died on June 28, 1993 in Guanajuato.
Painting and cultural promotion.
Olga Costa was one of a number of prominent female artists in 20th century Mexico, along with María Izquierdo, Lola Cueto and Helen Escobedo although the field was dominated by men. Although she studied very briefly at the Academy of San Carlos,
individuals can legally adopt children, but not same-sex couples.
Discrimination protections.
The Constitution does not explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Under Article 48 of the 1998 "Costa Rican General Law on HIV/AIDS" ("Ley núm. 7771 general sobre el VIH-SIDA"), "sexual option" is one of the categories in which discrimination is generally prohibited in areas such as employment. The article reads:
Gender identity and expression.
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