México líder en impulsar mujeres en cargos clave según Open Society Foundations

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La presidenta de Open Society Foundations, Binaifer Nowrojee, destaca a México como un país líder en la promoción de mujeres en posiciones estratégicas y de liderazgo.

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00:00Aprovechando su visita en México, conversé con la presidenta de Open Society Foundations,

00:04Binafer Noroji, sobre los proyectos que esta organización está impulsando acá,

00:09pero también sobre lo que está ocurriendo con México,

00:12cómo ve los avances, los desafíos y sobre todo la posición de liderazgo de las mujeres.

00:19Esto me dijo.

00:30Se ve México como charting a way forward en un mundo en el que los valores de la open sociedad están en peligro.

00:38México está mostrando diferentes formas de hacer cosas que son positivos y que traen esperanza.

00:43Instead de poner en un mundo de competencia, México está mostrando un mundo de cooperación.

00:49Instead de mostrando un mundo de division, México está pensando en formas de solidaridad.

00:58Y por esa razón, queremos apoyar estos esfuerzos y queremos apoyar el gobierno

01:03en hacer algunos pasos positivos para adelante que promover la open sociedad.

01:07¿Cómo está la Open Society Foundations ayudando o trabajando con el gobierno mexicano?

01:13Y, lo entiendo, con las sociedades civiles y organizaciones.

01:20Eso es correcto.

01:21So, Open Society Foundations believes that if we can have people-centered government policies

01:28that promote jobs, education, health, and the welfare of people,

01:33really the bienestar, so that people actually can benefit from their government,

01:39that's the kind of society we want.

01:41And we see efforts across Mexico.

01:43So, for instance, with the Ministry of Environment, we are working around circular economy

01:51and trying to help in Hidalgo to build a park where waste is renewed and restored

02:00and you can actually begin to have environmentally sound policies.

02:07And within that, also, making sure that indigenous people, Afro-descendant people benefit from some of these efforts.

02:16Mexico has a lot of good things, but a lot of problematics.

02:20You just mentioned the security issue.

02:22We just have changes in our justice system.

02:26How does Open Society look at these kind of things or changes that Mexico is facing right now?

02:33So, first of all, every country has issues and challenges, and so Mexico also.

02:38But I think what is encouraging for us is the government of Claudia Scheinbaum is coming with an agenda

02:47that is trying to make a difference, particularly to center their policies around improving people's lives

02:55in very tangible ways around, say, the minimum wage or in terms of putting the leadership of women as a priority, parity in everything.

03:06And so those are the kinds of efforts where there are good things that can be supported

03:09that we move to the positive and that we look for the strengths.

03:13This does not mean that Mexico has no problems and, of course, that it all is well.

03:17No, of course not.

03:19But where we can push towards helping policies that support human rights, equity, justice,

03:27that's the work of Open Society Foundation.

03:29Yes, as a woman president of Open Society Foundation, the first woman president of this organization,

03:37what do you think about what is happening in Mexico?

03:39We have, for the first time in our history, a woman as a president,

03:44but we have a lot of women making many things.

03:46It's very encouraging to see what Mexico has done.

03:49I think Mexico is leading the world in terms of women's leadership.

03:54And so how we can learn from Mexico, this is a place Mexico can teach the world different ways

04:00of ensuring that women are included in politics and in leadership.

04:06And even within that, so, for instance, we are also wanting to work with Clara Bugrada

04:13around utopias and how we center care and how we make sure cities, big cities like Mexico City,

04:20can actually help in poorer neighborhoods to deliver spaces where people can thrive and live with dignity.

04:27And I actually think this kind of leadership, where we see women moving into spaces for the first time in history,

04:34is going to lead to a different outcome for Mexico and for the world.

04:38For more information than just one of the people of the people of the U.S.

04:43And I think the two people of the U.S.

04:45have led to a different place in different spaces to view the world,

04:47because we are not aware of the people of the U.S.

04:48And there's one of the areas of the U.S.

04:48Gracias por ver el video

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