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A pesar de la negativa de la industria pornogr\u00e1fica de Los Angeles organizaciones contra el VIH consiguieron obligar a productores de cine pornogr\u00e1fico a usar cond\u00f3n en sus filmaciones. Este tema hab\u00eda causado pol\u00e9mica por meses, pero a partir de hoy, por disposici\u00f3n del ayuntamiento angelino, todos los actores deber\u00e1n utilizar cond\u00f3n de forma obligatoria.<\/p>\n
La ordenanza, que fue aprobada en enero, finalmente entrar\u00e1 en vigor para ayudar a prevenir la transmisi\u00f3n del VIH entre los actores.<\/p>\n
Esto a pesar de la oposici\u00f3n de los principales productores de cine pornogr\u00e1fico, radicados principalmente en el Valle de San Fernando, quienes consideran que ya se toman medidas suficientes para evitar la transmisi\u00f3n del VIH sin la necesidad de utilizar cond\u00f3n en pantalla. <\/p>\n
Por el momento, las autoridades del ayuntamiento estudian la manera como se har\u00e1n las revisiones durante las filmaciones, para comprobar que los productores acaten con la nueva regla. <\/p>\n
Esta medida fue orquestada por la organizaci\u00f3n AIDS Healthcare Foundation, quienes ahora desean llevar la iniciativa a todo el condado.<\/p>\n
Antes de la imposici\u00f3n de esta nueva regla, los productores de cine pornogr\u00e1fico ya ten\u00edan que cumplir con controles de sanidad para prevenir enfermedades e infecciones como VIH, clamidia, s\u00edfilis y gonorrea, entre otras enfermedades de transmisi\u00f3n sexual. <\/p>\n
\u201cLos controles se llevan haciendo desde hace varios a\u00f1os, nadie ha dado positivo dentro de la industria. En los \u00faltimos 6 a\u00f1os se han hecho m\u00e1s de 300 mil escenas de sexo adulto grabadas y los hechos son que las pruebas funcionan. La verdad es que los actores no quieren que se les obligue a usar cond\u00f3n\u201d, se\u00f1al\u00f3 el productor Steve Hirsch, de Vivid Entertainment.<\/p>\n
Los productores consideran que al espectador de esta clase de filmes no le gusta ver un cond\u00f3n en pantalla, no obstante, en a\u00f1os recientes las filmaciones se han suspendido ante la detecci\u00f3n de casos de actores que dieron positivo en sus pruebas de VIH.<\/p>\n
*Nota de seattletimes.nwsource.com<\/p>\n
Condoms now required for Los Angeles porn actors<\/p>\n
Actors in many of the adult films made in the nation’s porn capital must use condoms under a law that took effect Monday, but the prophylactic police aren’t yet on the case.<\/p>\n
How they will enforce such a regulation once they do begin enforcement is anyone’s guess.<\/p>\n
In Los Angeles, where an estimated 90 percent of the country’s porn films are made, city officials and industry leaders are trying to settle on a way to ensure that there’s more safe sex on the set. Some say health care professionals should be present during a shoot to make sure actors use condoms.<\/p>\n
\u00abToday really is a milestone in the advance of health and safety for these adult filmmakers,\u00bb said Ged Kenslea, spokesman for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, which lobbied for years for the measure.<\/p>\n
When the City Council passed the law in January, it gave police, the city attorney, the porn industry and others six months to recommend the best way to enforce the measure. They have roughly four months left.<\/p>\n
Until then, it’s unclear whether police or health officials will start showing up at shoots. On Monday, city attorney spokesman Frank Mateljan said he didn’t know the status of enforcement.<\/p>\n
To shoot a movie outside of a studio, the law requires a film permit and condom use. The larger porn companies that make the movies on studio soundstages don’t need permits and therefore are exempt from the condom requirement. The companies, however, would need one if they went to a house in a neighborhood to shoot a scene.<\/p>\n
The question is whether smaller companies, in which only a handful of people show up at a house, usually in the city’s San Fernando Valley, quickly make a movie in a day or two and then move on, will pay any attention.<\/p>\n
The head of one of the industry’s largest filmmakers said he hadn’t been approached about working out how the ordinance would work and how the city would deal with violators.<\/p>\n
\u00abWe assumed we would be approached but we have not been,\u00bb said Steven Hirsch, chief executive and co-founder of the Vivid Entertainment Group. Hirsch said about 90 percent of Vivid’s film shoots are conducted either in its own studio or outside the city.<\/p>\n
But he quickly added that his company would immediately begin complying with the law and require that actors use condoms on any film shoots taking place outside a studio in Los Angeles.<\/p>\n
Kenslea, the spokesman for the AIDS health care group, said he’s heard that, although as many 50,000 porn films a year are made in Los Angeles, only about 200 permits a month are issued by the city to film them.<\/p>\n
\u00abJust because they don’t take out permits does not mean there shouldn’t be regulations,\u00bb he said.<\/p>\n
Industry officials say the law isn’t needed and that their audiences find the use of condoms a turnoff. They said the industry’s own requirement, that actors be tested for sexually transmitted diseases every 30 days, is sufficient. Hirsch and others have pointed out that there hasn’t been a case of HIV linked directly to the making of a porn film since 2004.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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