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9:57am
Matias Sosa Argentina
Justice for Florencia! Communists marches on the road in Argentina

Justice for Florencia! Communists marches on the road in Argentina

Matias Sosa Argentina//9:57am, Oct 16th '20

Today, the Communist Youth Federation of Argentina (FJC) took the streets to demand justice for Comrade Florencia Gómez who was brutally murdered.

On October 12, Florencia Gómez went out for a walk and was murdered. No one has been detained till now. Florence was a militant of the communist youth and a feminist. The communists demand clarification of the case and justice.

Meanwhile the communists of Argentina will continue to fight in every corner of the country against patriarchy and capital, and for social justice; the same commitment that Florencia had.

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