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21 November 2010 | Press Release

Gender Equality Is the Road to Freedom and Democracy
Authorities and delegates from over 30 Latin American and Caribbean countries debate the challenges that need to be overcome in order for women to achieve full autonomy.
12 July 2010 | Press Release

ECLAC Promotes Labour Equality to Strengthen Women's Autonomy in the Region
Government officials, experts and representatives of civil society will meet on 13-16 July to discuss public policies for gender equality.
8 July 2010 | Press Release

ECLAC to Hold Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean in Brazil
The inter-governmental forum is the most important event in the region for the analysis of public policies from a gender perspective.
11 de November de 2008 | Speech

XXXIV Asamblea de Delegadas de la Comisión Interamericana de la Mujer (CIM/OEA)
Palabras de Alicia Bárcena, Secretaria Ejecutiva de la CEPAL.
9 August 2007 | Press Release

Latin American and Caribbean countries approve Quito consensus
The document reaffirms commitments to ensure women's political participation and recognition of their contribution to the economy and social protection.
7 August 2007 | Press Release

Women's Work Is Key to Overcoming Poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean
But profound gender inequalities persist in terms of income, social protection and distribution of the workload.
6 August 2007 | Press Release

Toward Gender Parity in Political Representation for Women in Latin America and the Caribbean
ECLAC document highlights political participation as a universally-recognized instrument for women's empowerment and gender equity.
6 August 2007 | Press Release

Political Figures from Latin America and Spain Inaugurate the 10th Regional Conference on Women
Heads of Women's Ministries and gender-policy authorities from most of the Latin America and Caribbean countries are participating.
2 July 2004 | Press Release

Public-Private Alliance Proposed to Improve Regional Infrastructure
ECLAC finds regional integration key to attracting investment.
2 July 2004 | Press Release

ECLAC' s Thirtieth Session in Puerto Rico Culminates in the Approval of 17 Resolutions
Participants requested the support of a United Nations stabilization mission in Haiti.
12 June 2004 | Press Release

Countries of Latin America and the Caribbean Adopt the Mexico City Consensus
It calls for redoubling efforts to meet shared targets in terms of gender equity.
11 June 2004 | Press Release

Poverty and Empowerment are the Focus of the Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean
Parallel activities: "Millennium Development Goals" and "New Technologies"
10 June 2004 | Press Release

Women of Latin America and the Caribbean Evaluate Commitments to Improving Gender Equity
The meeting, organized by ECLAC, will focus on analysing policies to improve the distribution of wealth, power and time between the sexes.
10 June 2004 | Press Release

Mexico's President Calls for Building Consensuses on Commitments Already Assumed
ECLAC's Executive Secretary told people not to conform themselves while discrimination exists.
10 de June de 2004 | Press Release

Falta de autonomía de la mujer limita la lucha contra la pobreza femenina en América Latina y el Caribe
La redistribución de la riqueza, del poder y del tiempo es fundamental para terminar con las discriminaciones e inequidades.
9 June 2004 | Press Release

The Ninth Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean Starts in Mexico
It will analyse policies to better distribute wealth, power and time between the sexes.
10 de October de 2001 | News

Seminario de alto nivel sobre transversalización de la perspectiva de género en las políticas públicas de América Latina y el Caribe.
10 de February de 2000 | Press Release

La perspectiva de género es imprescindible para la humanización del entorno urbano
7 de February de 2000 | Press Release

El progreso en derechos de las mujeres no ha sido suficiente para superar las crecientes inequidades

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