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María Dolores Martínez Silva, who today received the 8M Prize from San Javier, offered it to her young daughters, who suffer their absence for professional reasons, "as an example that dreams can be achieved but you have to work very hard to get it" .
María Dolores Martínez, who has been a dance teacher for 22 years, acknowledged that "being a working woman is hard but being a working mother is even harder", in her words of gratitude for the award granted by the Municipal Council of Equality and Was received today from the mayor, José Miguel Luengo and Remedios Maurandi, honorary professor of the UMU who offered a previous conference in the framework of the 8M celebration.
The award ceremony took place in a public ceremony that began a meal of coexistence attended by women of the municipality, in which the mayor read a public manifesto in which he pointed out the need to break the wage gap that affects women .
To speak of equality it is necessary "the economic empowerment of women," he said.
Breaking the digital divide, the leadership gap in all social orders, and the implementation of public and private policies of conciliation to ensure the professional development of women are other issues highlighted in the manifesto for equality, in which Recalled the seriousness of the statistics on gender violence that continue to increase.
Luengo concluded the manifesto stating that "although we must highlight the achievements we have also made public our commitment to continue working for equality and women's rights."
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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