Mexico City, March 5.- Ricardo Monreal, Morena's coordinator in the Senate, was on a tour of Jalisco, where he met with businesswomen. He presented his book "Women's Access to Justice" and acknowledged that the struggle of this sector of society over the past three decades has been impressive because they have managed to break barriers, although he acknowledged that they are still stigmatized.
Three days before commemorating Women's Day, Ricardo Monreal explained that his book addresses the various issues facing this segment of society in electoral, civil, criminal, and agrarian matters.
"And in the book, I describe how old stereotypes still persist that we must overcome. That's why this work is a must-read. Here, I highlight the progress and conduct a comparative law study of how women's access to justice has advanced," she stated.
He announced that in the coming days the Senate will approve an initiative to combat sexual harassment of female workers.
