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Mexico national care policy development

Overview

The Mexican government, under President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, is developing a National and Integral Care Policy to address the gender gap caused by unpaid care work. Currently, women perform 72 percent of tasks such as cooking, cleaning, and caregiving for children or the elderly.

Malú Mícher, president of the Senate Gender Equality Commission, described the initiative as a “turning point in the relationship between feminist movements and state institutions.” The policy aims to transition caregiving from a private burden to a social responsibility, though experts emphasize that success will require inter-institutional coordination and “adequate budgetary justice.”

Entities

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo · Malú Mícher · Government of Mexico · Senate Gender Equality Commission · Ministry of Health of Peru

Timeline

  1. 15 days ago

    [POLITICS] 4 sources
    Social policy and healthcare infrastructure challenges in Mexico and Peru

    Civil society groups in Mexico urge the creation of a National Care System to reduce the burden on women, while in Peru, over 500 health centers in Loreto are reported to be in poor condition.

  2. 20 days ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Mexico develops national policy to address unpaid care work gender gap

    Mexico is developing a National and Integral Care Policy to address the gender gap caused by unpaid care work, which currently falls on women 72 percent of the time.

Sources

billieparkernoticias.com · contralinea.com.mx · diariomarca.com.mx · extradigital.hn · lanacion.com.co · proycontra.com.pe