[Photo] Women Take to the Streets Holding Hammers
[Asia Economy Online Issue Team]
On the 8th, International Women's Day (local time), Mexican women took to the streets, outraged by the increasing murders and violence against women and the government's complacent response.
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According to the Associated Press, approximately 30,000 people participated in the International Women's Day protest held in Mexico City, the capital of Mexico.
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