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Thousands gather in Madrid at a demonstration called by the Spanish right-wing opposition to protest against the amnesty deal made between Catalan separatists and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who has waived legal action in return for support. IMAGES
Activists march on the streets of US capital Washington DC for the annual anti-abortion March for Life gathering. IMAGES
Thousands of people cheer as they gather for the annual anti-abortion "March for Life" protest in Washington, DC. This year’s march comes less than two months after the conservative-leaning US Supreme Court refused to block a Texas law that bans most abortions after six weeks, but left the door open for abortion providers to challenge the law in lower courts. IMAGES
Madrid, Oct 16 (EFE).- Hundreds of people demonstrated Saturday in Madrid against "the repressive laws" and asked for the "total amnesty" of "all political prisoners and exiles".The demonstration was called by the CGT Zona Sur union, which has launched a statement demanding the dissolution of the National Court and the end of the suppression of the crime of attack on authority. (Camera: EFE).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE GATHER TO DEMONSTRATE AGAINST REPRESSIVE LAWS AND ASK FOR TOTAL AMNESTY FOR POLITICAL PRISONERS AND EXILES IN MADRID, SPAIN.
Madrid, Oct 16 (EFE).- Thousands of people marched Saturday in the Spanish capital to protest against the current situation of the renewable energies in the country, considering it to be "absolutely unsustainable".A group of around 2,000 people called by the Alianza Energía y Territorio (Aliente) demanded that the replacement of fossil fuels by renewable generation sources be unlimited and that the energy transition benefit people. (Camera: RAFAEL MATURANA).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE MARCH TO DEMAND THAT RENEWABLE ENERGIES BENEFIT PEOPLE, IN MADRID, SPAIN.
Mexico City, Oct 3 (EFE).- Thousands of people turned out on Sunday in Mexico City to march along the iconic Paseo de la Reforma avenue carrying blue pro-life signs to protest against abortion and express their displeasure over the Supreme Court of Justice's recent ruling that criminally penalizing abortion in Coahuila state is unconstitutional, a ruling that has set an historic precedent in this overwhelmingly Catholic nation."(We're here) to defend the rights of the baby, which is already alive from the first moment that the egg is fertilized. You have to save the baby and the mother because often (they abort) because they're forced to, because they're afraid, but there are options," Maria Guadalupe Cardenas, a woman attending the march, told EFE.The marchers participating in the "Supporting Women and Life" march, which was called by pro-life organizations and Mexican Catholic Church authorities, gathered in front of the National Auditorium and at 11:30 am they set out for the iconic Angel of Independence monument, where a large stage had been set up and where a manifesto was publicly read. (Camera: AMERICA NERI).SHOT LIST: THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE TURNED OUT TO PROTEST AGAINST ABORTION AND THE RECENT MEXICAN SUPREME COURT DECISION TO DECRIMINALIZE IT IN MEXICO CITY, MEXICO. SOUND BITES: MARIA GUADALUPE CARDENAS, A WOMAN ATTENDING THE MARCH (IN SPANISH). TRANSLATION: "(We're here) to defend the rights of the baby, which is already alive from the first moment that the egg is fertilized. You have to save the baby and the mother because often (they abort) because they're forced to, because they're afraid, but there are options."
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