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Hace 20 años Colombia introdujo normas relacionadas con las cuotas de género para la participación en Colombia, pero ese ideal aún está lejos de hacerse realidad. ¿Qué es lo que pasa y cuál ha sido el recorrido de esa idea, que ahora revive en una de las propuestas de reforma al Código Electoral? Natalia Tamayo Gaviria, periodista de la sección política de El Espectador le explica, a propósito del encuentro sobre Paridad política convocado por El Espectador y Fescol.

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00:00Of course, it is not the first time that we are listening or talking about the issue of gender parity.
00:08In the country we have talked about this issue, at least since the 2000, when it was issued the law
00:13581,
00:15which determines that in the high positions of the three public powers,
00:19there should be a 30% of women as a base.
00:25After this, the Mission of Observations Electoral has contabilized 11 attempts
00:29to regulate this gender gap to the parliamentary level and the corporations public,
00:35as well as the council, councils and administrators locales.
00:39The Observatory of Gender in the CEPAL has on their website one of those attempts,
00:45which was in 1999, where there was a law for determining a 30% of the Congress
00:51but in 2001, it was constitucional.
00:55So, in 2011, we have the ley 1475, which is the ley of quotas,
01:00which determines that for the list that select 5 or more crules,
01:05it should represent at least a 30% of the gender or the majority.
01:11In this case, it is considered for the women,
01:14because in that time, there were, I believe,
01:20the list in which there were only candidates women,
01:23and at the level of the country, there were only 14 departments
01:26those who have to comply with this mandate,
01:29or, not even half of the country.
01:31With this ley of quotas,
01:34it is clear that in the elections of 2014,
01:37it increased the participation of the women,
01:39as well as the women elected.
01:41However, it is still missing.
01:43So, in 2015, it came out the Legislative 02,
01:47which is the equilibrium of power,
01:49which changed the article 262,
01:53imposing the PAO,
01:54which is Paridad, Alternancia, Universalidad.
01:57Well, the Alternancia, as well as we know,
01:59is man, woman, woman, woman,
02:01and the universalidad is that not only
02:03the 14 departments with the obligatory
02:07to present a 30% of candidates,
02:10but in general, in all the country.
02:13However, this Act of Legislative
02:15didn't determine how to achieve that,
02:17and that was a pendient for the other years
02:20of the Congress,
02:21until now that we have not achieved it,
02:23as we know,
02:24and those attempts,
02:26well,
02:26for mention some,
02:27there is the Ley Estatutaria 83,
02:29of 2015,
02:30which was the first attempt
02:32after the Act of Legislative
02:34of the Equilibrium of Power,
02:35that was not achieved.
02:36That was not achieved.
02:37It happened with the Ley 21 of 2016,
02:40the Act of Legislative 12 of 2017,
02:43which was the component
02:45of the agreement of the peace
02:47in which we wanted,
02:48in the point of participation
02:50political,
02:50to promote more
02:51women in politics,
02:53and in this Congress
02:55actual,
02:56there is a policy reform
02:58policy of 2018
03:00and the policy reform
03:02that was hundered last week,
03:04in which the goal,
03:06as well as the list of
03:07was to determine
03:10the difference
03:10and the alternative.
03:12And this was done.
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