Diana Șoșoaca leads today the "March of Normality" in the capital, a demonstration against the LGBT movement
Gabriel Dumitrache
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The March of Normality kicked off in Bucharest on Saturday, with the aim of promoting the one-man, one-woman family. Participants, including Diana Șoșoaca, carried tricolor flags, icons and crosses, chanting messages against same-sex partnerships and gay marriage. The event, authorized until 17:00, was marked by the recitation of the Lord's Prayer and hymns. In parallel, the Bucharest Pride March is taking place on the same date, highlighting the divergence of opinions in society.
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