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Millions of Mexican women strike to protest femicide

By Reuters
11 March 2020   |   11:56 am
Mexican women stayed away from offices, schools and government agencies on Monday to join a second day of marches to protest against violence and macho culture, as an eerie quiet fell on normally bustling streets and factories.

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