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  • August 2, 2020

66% of Latin American citizens recognize that there are «strong» or «very strong» tensions or conflicts between men and women.

A summary of the data collected together with INTAL-IDB in the study “A Potential with Barriers”, presented at the “Less Myths, More Data” meeting.

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