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Thousands of activists protest in San Francisco to support Palestinians

Nello Puelles, News Editor
November 13, 2023
Nello Puelles
Activists marched out on the street in San Francisco on Saturday, Nov. 4, to protest in support of Palestinians.
A protester climbs over a lamppost adorned with flags to demonstrate support for Palestinians. Thousands of activists march through the streets of San Francisco on Saturday, Nov. 4, to protest in solidarity with Palestinians. (By Nello Puelles)

Activists marched out on the San Francisco streets to protest in support of Palestinians on Saturday, Nov. 4. La Voz reporter Nello Puelles reported from the scene and asked some protesters why they decided to participate in the national protest.

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Nello Puelles
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Nello would love to direct a news show or podcast and help his community.