Tens of thousands expected for Italy's March for Life
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Rome, Italy, May 2, 2014 (CNA).- The Italian March for Life expects tens of thousands of attendees at its fourth march to support what organizer Virginia Coda Nunziante called “the first right for a human being.”
“If a human being doesn’t receive life, he won’t receive any other rights,” Coda Nunziante told CNA April 23.
The march will begin May 4 at Rome's Piazza della Repubblica. Participants will begin to gather at 8 a.m. ahead of the March for Life’s launch at 9.
Coda Nunziante credited the U.S. March for Life for inspiring its Italian counterpart.
Italian pro-life organizers found that going regularly to the Washington, D.C. event was “an extraordinary occasion to meet pro-life people,” she said. That march gave them the idea of “doing something similar in Italy.”
The 2013 march drew 40,000 people from all over Italy, she said.