Pañuelos verdes a favor del aborto invaden las calles de Argentina

(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 04, 2018, a girl holds a green headscarf as she takes part in a march called by the movement "Ni una menos" (Not One Less) against violence against women, and in demand of the right to a safe, free and legal abortion in Buenos Aires. Born as an identity symbol of feminist fights for the right to a legal abortion, the green headscarf brought a new color to the streets in Argentina, where the bill will be debated next August 8. On the other hand, those who oppose the law, recognise themselves with a sky blue headscarf in favor “of both lives”. / AFP / EITAN ABRAMOVICH

Activists hold green headcarves in favor of the legalization of abortion in front of a line of riot police as they block the Pan-American highway in Buenos Aires on June 25, 2018, during a 24-hour general strike called by Argentina's unions against the government's deal with the International Monetary Fund. Born as an identity symbol of feminist fights for the right to a legal abortion, the green headscarf brought a new color to the streets in Argentina, where the bill will be debated next August 8. On the other hand, those who oppose the law, recognise themselves with a sky blue headscarf in favor “of both lives”. / AFP / EITAN ABRAMOVICH

Argentinian co-founder of the "Madres de Plaza de Mayo" human rights association Nora Cortinas, wears a white -symbol of the organization- and a green -symbol of activists in favor of the legalization of abortion- headscarf, during their weekly march at Plaza de Mayo square in Buenos Aires on July 05, 2018. Born as an identity symbol of feminist fights for the right to a legal abortion, the green headscarf brought a new color to the streets in Argentina, where the bill will be debated next August 8. On the other hand, those who oppose the law, recognise themselves with a sky blue headscarf in favor “of both lives”. / AFP / EITAN ABRAMOVICH

TOPSHOT – A woman and her daughter wear green headscarves as they attend a rally in favor of the legalization of abortion outside the Congress building in Buenos Aires, on July 03, 2018. Born as an identity symbol of feminist fights for the right to a legal abortion, the green headscarf brought a new color to the streets in Argentina, where the bill will be debated next August 8. On the other hand, those who oppose the law, recognise themselves with a sky blue headscarf in favor “of both lives”. / AFP / EITAN ABRAMOVICH

Demonstrators with blue headscarves against the legalization of abortion, gather outside the Congress building in Buenos Aires, on July 03, 2018. Born as an identity symbol of feminist fights for the right to a legal abortion, the green headscarf brought a new color to the streets in Argentina, where the bill will be debated next August 8. On the other hand, those who oppose the law, recognise themselves with a sky blue headscarf in favor “of both lives”. / AFP / EITAN ABRAMOVICH

School girls with green headscarves -symbols of activists in favor of the legalization of abortion- hanging from their backpacks, walk in downtown Buenos Aires, on July 05, 2018. Born as an identity symbol of feminist fights for the right to a legal abortion, the green headscarf brought a new color to the streets in Argentina, where the bill will be debated next August 8. On the other hand, those who oppose the law, recognise themselves with a sky blue headscarf in favor “of both lives”. / AFP / EITAN ABRAMOVICH