Spanish boxer-politician fights gender violence
Miriam Gutierrez "La Reina", 36, gets dressed after training at her boxing gym in Madrid, Spain. Beaten up by more
Miriam Gutierrez celebrates her victory over Samantha Smith (not pictured) for the lightweight European Champimore
Miriam Gutierrez wears a mouth guard that reads "Gender Violence" as she trains at her boxing gym in Madrid. "more
Miriam Gutierrez trains at her boxing gym in Madrid. The young mother of two recalled how when she was only 21more
Miriam Gutierrez's youngest son Joaquin, 6, touches her muscles as they take their dog for a walk in Torrejon more
Miriam Gutierrez's hands are pictured in detail as she waits to fight Samantha Smith (not pictured) for the limore
Students check out the gloves of Miriam Gutierrez after she talked to them about gender violence and bullying more
Miriam Gutierrez trains at her boxing gym in Madrid. Violence against women is a prominent issue in Spain now,more
Miriam Gutierrez reacts as fellow boxers congratulate her on winning the light weight European Championship upmore
Miriam Gutierrez punches Bianka Nagy in the face during a boxing match in Barcelona. And she will also keep trmore
Supporters of Miriam Gutierrez react as she defeats Samantha Smith for the lightweight European Championship imore
Miriam Gutierrez fights Samantha Smith for the lightweight European Championship. REUTERS/Susana Vera
A woman reacts in support of Miriam Gutierrez as she fights Samantha Smith for the lightweight European Champimore
Miriam Gutierrez stands next to a sign that reads "No more gender violence" as she prepares to talk to studentmore
A picture of Miriam Gutierrez with her kids, in the ring of her boxing gym, is displayed with the phrase "Famimore
Miriam Gutierrez kisses her husband Joaquin while she is in pain from a blow during her victory over Bianka Namore
Miriam Gutierrez reacts with pain in her shoulder during a physical therapy session in Paracuellos del Jarama.more
Miriam Gutierrez reacts after her son Joaquin, 6, knocked out a tooth. REUTERS/Susana Vera
Miriam Gutierrez and her oldest daughter Zayra, 14, look at shoes displayed in the window shop in Torrejon de more
Miriam Gutierrez plays with her cat at her home. REUTERS/Susana Vera
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