Music
Before the Mexican Revolution, music was all about fancy European stuff. But when the people rose up, music became a powerful voice for freedom and rebellion. Women played a crucial role, not just supporting the troops, but inspiring some of the most powerful songs ever written.
History
María Encarnación Mares, a woman who defied societal norms, joined the Mexican Revolution as a Soldadera, a warrior woman. These women, often overlooked, played a crucial role in the fight for freedom, serving as soldiers, caregivers, and providers.
Politics
Mexico's Constitutional Points Commission unanimously approved a major reform strengthening women's rights and gender equality. The changes mandate equal pay and protection from violence, gender parity in government appointments.
Politics
Mexican women's journey to political equality was a long and arduous struggle. From the early 20th century, pioneers like Hermila Galindo fought for suffrage and gender rights. In 1953, women finally gained the right to vote.
Women
From zero to political power, Mexican women's journey is a tale of persistence and breakthrough. Starting with the 1953 suffrage victory, they've steadily climbed from local councils to Congress, governor's mansions, and finally to the presidency.
Politics
Women in politics face persistent challenges, from stereotypes to safety concerns. Despite obstacles, female leaders like Merkel, Gandhi, and Ardern have made significant impacts globally.
Women
Cancun will host the National Congress of Businesswomen in 2025. The event is expected to attract over a thousand participants and generate significant economic impact.
Politics
Ifigenia Martínez (d. Oct 5, 2024), a pioneering Mexican economist and politician, left an enduring legacy spanning academia, politics, and public service. Her final act was presenting the Presidential Sash to Mexico's first female president.
Politics
President Sheinbaum celebrates constitutional reform for women's equality, launches housing program in Baja California Sur, meets Malala Yousafzai, and addresses Sinaloa violence.
Women
Menopause poses significant health risks for women, primarily cardiovascular disease. Estrogen deficiency leads to increased body fat, lipids, and weight gain, elevating heart attack and stroke risk.
Politics
Claudia Sheinbaum was sworn in as Mexico's first female president, marking the start of the Second Stage of the Fourth Transformation. She vowed to continue AMLO’s social reforms, empower women, and promote Mexican Humanism—focusing on equality, justice, democracy, and welfare for all citizens.
Politics
Modesta "N," a Mexican woman wrongfully convicted of extortion, was granted amnesty due to new provisions in the Amnesty Law. The law aims to rectify past injustices and provide relief to vulnerable individuals.
Politics
The LXV Legislature, a milestone in Mexican political history, enacted significant reforms focusing on human rights, particularly for children and women. It achieved unprecedented parity, fostered dialogue, and addressed issues like gender-based violence and child protection.
Women
The text chronicles the long struggle for women's suffrage in Mexico. Despite early setbacks, feminist organizations persisted, using various tactics to pressure the government.
Wellbeing
Early pregnancy is a widespread issue in Mexico, particularly affecting indigenous and impoverished girls. The consequences are severe: school dropout, poverty, and social isolation.
Women
Widowhood is a complex process influenced by relationship dynamics, personal resources, and societal roles. Women often face unique challenges, including emotional dependence and economic vulnerability.