March 8 marks International Women's Day, a global celebration aimed at highlighting the historical struggles and rights gained by women. In Argentina, this year's observance has significant social implications as feminist groups and social organizations have decided to shift the celebrations to March 9 in order to elevate women's demands in a working day context. The intention is to encourage a cessation of work to enhance visibility for women's rights.

On this day, several Argentine celebrities have taken to social media to express their support for women’s rights. Notably, Mauro Icardi, a player for Galatasaray, shared a message directed towards china Suárez, while Maxi López posted a dual greeting. These posts are part of a broader cultural response to International Women's Day, showing the involvement of public figures in advocating for women's issues and recognizing the importance of the day.

The shift of celebrations from March 8 to March 9 in Argentina is noteworthy as it underscores the need for actionable discussions concerning women's rights in everyday settings, particularly in workplaces. By dedicating a weekday for these discussions and celebrations, advocates hope to stimulate meaningful conversations and ensure women's concerns are addressed within various societal domains, thereby continuing the push for gender equality and rights protection.