Lotto Marzo Demonstration During The The International Women's Day

Lotto Marzo Demonstration During The The International Women's Day

Demonstrators are attending the Lotto Marzo demonstration on International Women's Day in Milan, Italy, on March 8, 2024. (Photo by Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto)

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