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A personal admission that the author has unwittingly supported or reinforced patriarchal norms, describing themselves as a 'useful idiot' of the patriarchy.
Discussions about women’s empowerment, machismo, gender equality, sexual freedom and laws protecting women are more naturally circulating among young people. Opinion piece by Tatiana Nascimento.

Presidential candidate Jorge Pinto today urged parties to 'take internal harassment allegations seriously', saying that when such matters are not investigated, women are being failed.
At the current pace, 'full parity will take more than a century to be achieved', says Sonae's chief executive Cláudia Azevedo in an opinion piece published on the World Economic Forum website. She also points to setbacks in some markets.

“Cotrim de Figueiredo can contribute to a symbolic and cultural change.” Despite the limited powers of the President of the Republic, their influence is clear. Are there differences between the candidates, or does gender equality not carry weight in voters' choices? We hear from women who support the various options.

Women continue to be seen as carers and men as assertive. “Gender stereotypes are not fiction,” says one of the study’s authors — the research analysed data from 30 years ago and from the present.

Portugal has made progress in gender equality, particularly in women's access to decision-making positions, but the pace of convergence has slowed. Women still bear a significantly higher burden of care and household tasks.
