Given Political History In Chile, It Seemed

There's Full Consensus In The Military That Women Shouldn't Be In Person-to-person Combat. I Don't Know If We Have Enough Experience To Know Whether This Is The Right Approach. But Women Can Be Elsewhere. We Have Mandatory Military Service In Chile. I Pushed For Women In All Areas.

The United Nations Should Become A Proactive Agent In The Dissemination Of Democratic Principles.

Chile Has Changed. The People Have Become More Mature And They Are More Conscious Of Their Rights. They Want To Participate And Have A Say About Things Such As If And Where A Power Plant Can Be Built.

It Was Said That Chile Was Not Ready To Vote For A Woman, It Was Traditionally A Sexist Country. In The End, The Reverse Happened: The Fact Of Being A Woman Became A Symbol Of The Process Of Cultural Change The Country Was Undergoing.

The 2010 Global Gender Gap Report By The World Economic Forum Shows That Countries With Better Gender Equality Have Faster-growing, More Competitive Economies.