Within the context of March 8, recent political decisions and judicial rulings have reignited the debate over the effective protection of the autonomy and dignity of girls and women in the country.
In a world that demands global cooperation, excluding women from international decision-making is not only unjust — it is inefficient, and it undermines the very foundations of multilateralism.
In 2026, the UN has the historic opportunity to elect a woman as Secretary General for the first time, breaking 80 years of exclusion. Latin America has qualified leaders who can bring legitimacy, equality and transformative leadership.
The climate crisis is hitting women hard in Latin America, but it is also revealing their essential role in environmental advocacy and community resilience.
The anti-feminist movement is linked to religious groups, mainly Christian, far-right parties and digital platforms that spread disinformation unchecked.
