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2 November 2025

A massive crowd fills Buenos Aires, Argentina, on November 1, 2025, in defense of the LGBTQ+ community and against hate and violence. With flags, glitter, and slogans of resistance, thousands of people and more than 60 social organizations and LGBTQ+ groups fill Plaza de Mayo to celebrate Pride March 2025, under the slogan ''Faced with hate and violence, more pride and unity.'' From early morning, the historic square transforms into a meeting point with fairs, shows, and cultural activities, before the main march sets off for Congress at 4 p.m. The 34th edition of the Pride March takes place in a context of strong opposition to hate speech and symbolic violence, which is why organizers issue a statement calling for the defense of democracy and hard-won rights. ''Pride triumphs every time we embrace our identities, when we reject the mandate of shame, when we freely express our sexual orientations and gender identities in the public sphere,'' states the Historical Line Organizing Committee.

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#12939978

2 November 2025

A massive crowd fills Buenos Aires, Argentina, on November 1, 2025, in defense of the LGBTQ+ community and against hate and violence. With flags, glitter, and slogans of resistance, thousands of people and more than 60 social organizations and LGBTQ+ groups fill Plaza de Mayo to celebrate Pride March 2025, under the slogan ''Faced with hate and violence, more pride and unity.'' From early morning, the historic square transforms into a meeting point with fairs, shows, and cultural activities, before the main march sets off for Congress at 4 p.m. The 34th edition of the Pride March takes place in a context of strong opposition to hate speech and symbolic violence, which is why organizers issue a statement calling for the defense of democracy and hard-won rights. ''Pride triumphs every time we embrace our identities, when we reject the mandate of shame, when we freely express our sexual orientations and gender identities in the public sphere,'' states the Historical Line Organizing Committee.

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#12939979

2 November 2025

A massive crowd fills Buenos Aires, Argentina, on November 1, 2025, in defense of the LGBTQ+ community and against hate and violence. With flags, glitter, and slogans of resistance, thousands of people and more than 60 social organizations and LGBTQ+ groups fill Plaza de Mayo to celebrate Pride March 2025, under the slogan ''Faced with hate and violence, more pride and unity.'' From early morning, the historic square transforms into a meeting point with fairs, shows, and cultural activities, before the main march sets off for Congress at 4 p.m. The 34th edition of the Pride March takes place in a context of strong opposition to hate speech and symbolic violence, which is why organizers issue a statement calling for the defense of democracy and hard-won rights. ''Pride triumphs every time we embrace our identities, when we reject the mandate of shame, when we freely express our sexual orientations and gender identities in the public sphere,'' states the Historical Line Organizing Committee.

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2 November 2025

A massive crowd fills Buenos Aires, Argentina, on November 1, 2025, in defense of the LGBTQ+ community and against hate and violence. With flags, glitter, and slogans of resistance, thousands of people and more than 60 social organizations and LGBTQ+ groups fill Plaza de Mayo to celebrate Pride March 2025, under the slogan ''Faced with hate and violence, more pride and unity.'' From early morning, the historic square transforms into a meeting point with fairs, shows, and cultural activities, before the main march sets off for Congress at 4 p.m. The 34th edition of the Pride March takes place in a context of strong opposition to hate speech and symbolic violence, which is why organizers issue a statement calling for the defense of democracy and hard-won rights. ''Pride triumphs every time we embrace our identities, when we reject the mandate of shame, when we freely express our sexual orientations and gender identities in the public sphere,'' states the Historical Line Organizing Committee.

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#12903310

24 October 2025

The Republican rapporteur general for the finance bill, Philippe Jauvin, outlines the reasons why he supports the government's 2026 state budget proposal, in Paris, France, on October 24, 2025..

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#12903311

24 October 2025

The Republican rapporteur general for the finance bill, Philippe Jauvin, outlines the reasons why he supports the government's 2026 state budget proposal, in Paris, France, on October 24, 2025..

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24 October 2025

The Republican rapporteur general for the finance bill, Philippe Jauvin, outlines the reasons why he supports the government's 2026 state budget proposal, in Paris, France, on October 24, 2025..

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#12809404

29 September 2025

A cardboard sign reads 'Climate is changing, why not us?' A gathering for justice, climate, and liberties takes place in Toulouse, France, on September 28, 2025, as elsewhere in France. It is called 'Marchs of Resistances'. They also denounce the genocide by Israelis in Gaza, the loss of liberties everywhere including France, the ultra-rich, the climate breakdown, etc.

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#12718394

5 September 2025

Dancers dressed in traditional attire and masks perform the Mahakali Dance at Hanuman Dhoka during the Indra Jatra festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 5, 2025. The seven performing crews of the Mahakali dance are Kharbuja, Daibagya, Muskyakho, Galeashi Pukha Devi, Makha Phyan, Phaiju, and Byanju. The main characters include Mahakali, Mahalaxmi, and Kumari, which is why the performance is also known as the Di Pyakhan (Devi dance) in Bhaktapur. Originating from the ancient city of Bhaktapur, the Mahakali dance is registered as an intangible cultural heritage of Nepal at the Department of Archaeology and is performed twice a year, during Indra Jatra in Kathmandu and Gai Jatra in Bhaktapur.

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#12718396

5 September 2025

Dancers dressed in traditional attire and masks perform the Mahakali Dance at Hanuman Dhoka during the Indra Jatra festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 5, 2025. The seven performing crews of the Mahakali dance are Kharbuja, Daibagya, Muskyakho, Galeashi Pukha Devi, Makha Phyan, Phaiju, and Byanju. The main characters include Mahakali, Mahalaxmi, and Kumari, which is why the performance is also known as the Di Pyakhan (Devi dance) in Bhaktapur. Originating from the ancient city of Bhaktapur, the Mahakali dance is registered as an intangible cultural heritage of Nepal at the Department of Archaeology and is performed twice a year, during Indra Jatra in Kathmandu and Gai Jatra in Bhaktapur.

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#12718399

5 September 2025

Dancers dressed in traditional attire and masks perform the Mahakali Dance at Hanuman Dhoka during the Indra Jatra festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 5, 2025. The seven performing crews of the Mahakali dance are Kharbuja, Daibagya, Muskyakho, Galeashi Pukha Devi, Makha Phyan, Phaiju, and Byanju. The main characters include Mahakali, Mahalaxmi, and Kumari, which is why the performance is also known as the Di Pyakhan (Devi dance) in Bhaktapur. Originating from the ancient city of Bhaktapur, the Mahakali dance is registered as an intangible cultural heritage of Nepal at the Department of Archaeology and is performed twice a year, during Indra Jatra in Kathmandu and Gai Jatra in Bhaktapur.

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#12718401

5 September 2025

Dancers dressed in traditional attire and masks perform the Mahakali Dance at Hanuman Dhoka during the Indra Jatra festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 5, 2025. The seven performing crews of the Mahakali dance are Kharbuja, Daibagya, Muskyakho, Galeashi Pukha Devi, Makha Phyan, Phaiju, and Byanju. The main characters include Mahakali, Mahalaxmi, and Kumari, which is why the performance is also known as the Di Pyakhan (Devi dance) in Bhaktapur. Originating from the ancient city of Bhaktapur, the Mahakali dance is registered as an intangible cultural heritage of Nepal at the Department of Archaeology and is performed twice a year, during Indra Jatra in Kathmandu and Gai Jatra in Bhaktapur.

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#12718405

5 September 2025

Dancers dressed in traditional attire and masks perform the Mahakali Dance at Hanuman Dhoka during the Indra Jatra festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 5, 2025. The seven performing crews of the Mahakali dance are Kharbuja, Daibagya, Muskyakho, Galeashi Pukha Devi, Makha Phyan, Phaiju, and Byanju. The main characters include Mahakali, Mahalaxmi, and Kumari, which is why the performance is also known as the Di Pyakhan (Devi dance) in Bhaktapur. Originating from the ancient city of Bhaktapur, the Mahakali dance is registered as an intangible cultural heritage of Nepal at the Department of Archaeology and is performed twice a year, during Indra Jatra in Kathmandu and Gai Jatra in Bhaktapur.

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#12718407

5 September 2025

Dancers dressed in traditional attire and masks perform the Mahakali Dance at Hanuman Dhoka during the Indra Jatra festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 5, 2025. The seven performing crews of the Mahakali dance are Kharbuja, Daibagya, Muskyakho, Galeashi Pukha Devi, Makha Phyan, Phaiju, and Byanju. The main characters include Mahakali, Mahalaxmi, and Kumari, which is why the performance is also known as the Di Pyakhan (Devi dance) in Bhaktapur. Originating from the ancient city of Bhaktapur, the Mahakali dance is registered as an intangible cultural heritage of Nepal at the Department of Archaeology and is performed twice a year, during Indra Jatra in Kathmandu and Gai Jatra in Bhaktapur.

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#12718410

5 September 2025

Dancers dressed in traditional attire and masks perform the Mahakali Dance at Hanuman Dhoka during the Indra Jatra festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 5, 2025. The seven performing crews of the Mahakali dance are Kharbuja, Daibagya, Muskyakho, Galeashi Pukha Devi, Makha Phyan, Phaiju, and Byanju. The main characters include Mahakali, Mahalaxmi, and Kumari, which is why the performance is also known as the Di Pyakhan (Devi dance) in Bhaktapur. Originating from the ancient city of Bhaktapur, the Mahakali dance is registered as an intangible cultural heritage of Nepal at the Department of Archaeology and is performed twice a year, during Indra Jatra in Kathmandu and Gai Jatra in Bhaktapur.

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#12718414

5 September 2025

Dancers dressed in traditional attire and masks perform the Mahakali Dance at Hanuman Dhoka during the Indra Jatra festival in Kathmandu, Nepal, on September 5, 2025. The seven performing crews of the Mahakali dance are Kharbuja, Daibagya, Muskyakho, Galeashi Pukha Devi, Makha Phyan, Phaiju, and Byanju. The main characters include Mahakali, Mahalaxmi, and Kumari, which is why the performance is also known as the Di Pyakhan (Devi dance) in Bhaktapur. Originating from the ancient city of Bhaktapur, the Mahakali dance is registered as an intangible cultural heritage of Nepal at the Department of Archaeology and is performed twice a year, during Indra Jatra in Kathmandu and Gai Jatra in Bhaktapur.

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