16th Version Of Santiago Parade, Chile.

16th Version Of Santiago Parade, Chile.

Persons take part during of the 16th version of Santiago Parade on November 11, 2023. In Santiago de Chile. A march for equality organised by Movilh (the homosexual integration and liberation movement). (Photo by Claudio Abarca Sandoval/NurPhoto)

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