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Along the echo of the great events of yesterday, and the great mobilization of women, there's also immediate, early cries of those who think the fight to oppose the sexism of feminism.

All power to women.

E 'is the message that Lidia Ravera launches today in the pages of Fact, the synthesis that draws from the mobilization of women yesterday.

I think that will make history this February 13, the day of recaptured (all) women's dignity. But I do not surely be appreciated that the picture painted of the events Ravera:

I was in the Piazza del Popolo in Rome. The women were ... The majority of women smiled menacingly. The sad smile of men. Those who were there, unmark the jokes regime.

why should it sad these men smiling? And why should unmark them jokes from the nano?

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ransom Hundreds of thousands of women throughout Italy

The event "If not now when" the record is full houses in 100 cities. Without party symbols.
Minister Gelmini deny the evidence and says, "I'm only a few radical chic with political purposes" Fifty

in Naples, many more in Milan and Rome (photo), ten thousand in Palermo, Bari to many thousands in Trieste, Pesaro, Bergamo, Treviso and in many cities of Sardinia. Regional capitals and cities of the province. And then foreign capitals, from Brussels to Paris.

Women unite, without political color, for "Recover my dignity." "We do not judge girls Arcore," she says Lunetta Savino. "They are, however, is a sad happened. Going to have a completely different place without shortcuts satisfaction. " The signatures, however, are not confined only to women. A crowd beyond all expectation, many young people, 230 events throughout Italy, so many men. A sea of \u200b\u200bwhite scarves.

"What matters" mark the organizers, "is not to reduce us to a chorus that begs the resignation of Berlusconi."

Sister Eugenia Bonetti, "Let's reclaim dignity." The Consolata Missionary in Africa for 24 years and in Turin for some time in the Caritas center where he met the world of the street, the despair, new slaves: "I want to give voice to the voiceless - said to the applause of the whole square - the new slaves that in our country are thinking of getting a better future. "