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Venezuelan women join Chile's 'A rapist in your way' movement

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Caracas (Venezuela), Dec 7 (EFE).- A group of women on Friday replicated the choreography of the song 'A rapist on your way' in Caracas as a outcry against gender violence in Venezuela.'A rapist on your way' became popular in Chile and has become a global feminist anthem to denounce 'the abuses that women suffer historically in a patriarchal system. (Camera: JACKDWIN SAEZ).FOOTAGE SHOWING VENEZUELAN WOMEN CHANTING AND PERFORMING 'A RAPIST IN YOUR WAY' IN CARACAS, VENEZUELA.

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