In Argentina, a large mobilization occurred at the Congress on International Women's Day (8M), advocating for the defense of women's lives against systemic issues such as economic austerity, hunger, and violence. Participants united under the theme of 'Unifying the struggles against looting,' emphasizing the need for solidarity among various movements combating oppression. The event highlighted ongoing concerns about femicide and the lack of accountability in cases involving violence against women.

The demonstration featured black figures representing the names of numerous women victims of femicide, aimed at raising awareness of their stories and the impunity surrounding many cases. Families associated with the network 'Atravesados por el Femicidio' participated, showcasing banners with the names of victims, some of whom have been publicized in media reforms. This public display served both as a tribute to the lost lives and as a call for justice for victims whose cases remain unresolved.

The mobilization aligns with a larger global movement advocating for gender equality and justice, reflecting the frustrations within Argentine society regarding the systemic violence faced by women. By bringing these issues to the forefront, the rally acts as a reminder of the ongoing struggles that many families endure, demanding better protection and legislative changes to end the cycle of violence and discrimination against women in Argentina.