By MarÃa Miranda Franco
Around 50 women in Aguascalientes, through the Network for Parity between Women and Men, will consolidate a civil association where they will be involved from civil society to the government.
"Both civil society organizations and government, as the case of the State Electoral Institute (IEE) and different levels of government, we tried to compact and of course to add to create this network. We are going to constitute ourselves as a civil association, as a plural group coming from different spaces, institutions, civil society organizations and political parties, as well as the academy, "explained Mabel Haro, president of the Ibero-American Association for the Development of Equality. of genre.
The objective of such an association is to enforce the law on issues of parity, as well as to ensure that political parties comply with what the law establishes on issues of gender equity.
"Therefore the network will seek to generate the necessary coordination so that from the sum of talents and wills can monitor this law and develop better conditions for the real experience of equality."
In this sense, Mabel Haro said that "we are also going to try, already entered in this (electoral) process, to have women observers in each of the districts and electoral councils so that they are monitoring and reporting any irregular situation that is happening in question. discrimination and political violence, exclusion, segregation and the rejection of any character of any political party, either representative or counselor in the different electoral spaces and have us a wide network of observers who are reporting immediately any attitude of discrimination or political violence that prevents the effective development of parity ".
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