March 8th, 2020

Today, 8 March, decreed by the United Nations as the International Women's Day, I could not let it pass without remembering the great importance that this date has, not because of my condition as a woman, but rather in paying homage to the many women who fought for equal rights. economic, social, labor and suffragette and for those who still fight today.

On this day when more than one hundred countries celebrate the achievements achieved and which for many are no longer felt on such a date, I recall all its importance as a way of supporting all who are still victims of different forms of these differences today or who in many countries nor are they recognized as citizens yet, but as a submission to the male world.

For many of us "who see" these inequalities and do not see ourselves in them, we almost forget or devalue them as a lesser evil,if we stop a little "we can see" that even with us, inequalities are still a reality in the most diverse ways and that whoever suffers needs support and strength to not let themselves be subjugated and can continue to fight for their rights.

To the men who supported and support, helped and help in this fight my thanks and to all women I wish a good Women's Day always with the hope that inequalities will continue to decrease