Por Mauricio Maluff* For some time now, there has been a movement in our country aiming to ban the use of the word “gender” due to its alleged association with a so-called gender ideology. Initially, the goal was to prohibit this supposed gender ideology, but ... More »
Por Marcela Achinelli.* Given that the country is in the midst of a change of government, it is essential to take into account some of the challenges that remain in order to achieve a National Care Policy in Paraguay. In fact, already during the electoral camp... More »
By Dahiana Ayala.* The current crisis in the labor market seems to be taking on serious dimensions, especially for women. The labor precariousness that affects women on the verge of poverty, even extreme poverty, is expressed in part-time, fragmented and poorl... More »
By Ivonne Aristizabal.* According to data from the National Statistics Institute (INE), 37.2% of households are headed by a woman. Of these, 60% work in the communal, social, and personal services sector, as well as in commerce, restaurants, and self-employmen... More »
By Ma. del Pilar Abente Lahaye This article is a continuation of the first in the series “Parity in the PLRA“, which explained how the process to approve gender parity in the party bylaws was carried out. In this article we will discuss what this initiative co... More »
By Ma. del Pilar Abente Lahaye After years and years of struggle of liberal women for their political rights and in particular for gender parity in the PLRA, finally in the last Convention of March 13, 2022, the highest party authority approved the inclusion o... More »
By María Asunción Collante Jara On March 20, 2020, our country entered a total quarantine after the first cases of COVID-19 were reported, and since then, the economic and human losses have been considerable. At the same time, the structural conditions of gend... More »