Las mujeres de las derechas en la política: presidentas, vicepresidentas, primeras damas y candidatas

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06/2023
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Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani. Unidad de Docencia e Investigaciones Sociohistóricas de América Latina
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E-l@tina
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Una mirada panorámica sobre las candidaturas y los mandatos en los cargos máximos del Poder Ejecutivo muestra que las mujeres han aumentado en cantidad en los últimos treinta años. Sin embargo, poco se sabe todavía sobre cómo se han construido las trayectorias de las mujeres de las derechas en estos casos, y menos aún si esas mujeres de las derechas latinoamericanas son simplemente un comodín del patriarcado neoliberal propiciado por los varones de las derechas o si sus trayectorias definen liderazgos femeninos que deben ser analizados como tales en su capacidad de organizar y llevar a cabo acciones con arreglo a fines. Este texto ofrece un recuento de los cambios que han aflorado en este sentido en las últimas décadas en América Latina, introduciendo el tema de las contradicciones inherentes a la condición de las mujeres que se han erigido como líderes políticas de derecha, y cómo resuelven estas mujeres sus posicionamientos acerca de las relaciones de poder entre varones y mujeres, perteneciendo a una fuerza por definición patriarcal y siendo abanderadas de la fuerza que las subordina.
A panoramic view of the candidacies and terms in office at the highest echelons of the Executive branch of power shows that women have increasingly made a place for themselves in politics in the last three decades. However, there is very little known still about how the careers of right-wing female politicians have been built in these cases, and even less so on whether these right-wing women of Latin American politics are merely puppets of the neoliberal patriarchy being ultimately controlled by right-wing men, or if their trajectories define female leaderships that should be analyzed as such in their capacity to organize and implement actions in pursuit of an end. is text offers an account of the changes that have emerged regarding this matter in the last thirty years in Latin America, introducing the topic of the contradictions inherent to the condition of right-wing female politicians, and how these women approach power relations between men and women while claiming a political force that is patriarchal by definition, and while acting as champions of the very force that oppresses them.
A panoramic view of the candidacies and terms in office at the highest echelons of the Executive branch of power shows that women have increasingly made a place for themselves in politics in the last three decades. However, there is very little known still about how the careers of right-wing female politicians have been built in these cases, and even less so on whether these right-wing women of Latin American politics are merely puppets of the neoliberal patriarchy being ultimately controlled by right-wing men, or if their trajectories define female leaderships that should be analyzed as such in their capacity to organize and implement actions in pursuit of an end. is text offers an account of the changes that have emerged regarding this matter in the last thirty years in Latin America, introducing the topic of the contradictions inherent to the condition of right-wing female politicians, and how these women approach power relations between men and women while claiming a political force that is patriarchal by definition, and while acting as champions of the very force that oppresses them.
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