This chapter explores the connection between feminist marches and the news industry in Latin America, focusing on how these demonstrations are represented in the media and their role in addressing gender violence and inequality. Using a sample of 339 news items from prominent Latin American newspapers in 2023, the study analyzes factors such as coverage frequency, journalistic genres, authorship, and editorial stance. Findings indicate that feminist marches have become critical platforms for women to amplify their voices against gender violence and advocate for societal change. Coverage is most prominent in Argentina and Mexico, with informative news items prevailing as the primary genre. However, most articles are unsigned, reflecting a lack of attribution in newsrooms. Although the tone of coverage is generally supportive of feminist movements, the presence of women journalists covering these marches remains limited. The study highlights the role of feminist marches in sparking public discourse on issues such as femicide, gender-based violence, and institutional inequality. Media coverage, while influential, often mirrors existing biases, underlining the need for equitable representation and gender-sensitive journalism. The chapter concludes that feminist marches serve as both a protest and a catalyst for societal transformation, urging a reevaluation of the media’s role in promoting gender equality.