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Simonetta Sommaruga among the 100 most influential women in 2020 WOMEN IN POWER Simonetta Sommaruga among the 100 most influential women in 2020 Di ats 16 dicembre 2020 , 11:20 OnTheSpot
Simonetta Sommaruga enters the world ranking of the 100 most influential women in 2020, drawn up by the American magazine Forbes. The President of the Confederation is placed in the 56th place.
The criteria taken into consideration are money, power, influence and presence in the media. Several women were considered for the role they played in managing the pandemic, the Forbes website reads.
Sommaruga is distanced from the top three, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde and US Vice President-elect Kamala Harris.
Brazil early education pioneer recognized for efforts to combat racism 3 minutes read
By Nayara Batschke
Sao Paulo, Dec 14 (efe-epa).- The former director of a Brazilian pre-school known for tackling systemic racism has earned a place on British public service broadcaster BBC’s 2020 list of inspiring and influential women thanks to her pioneering efforts.
Included alongside prominent figures such as Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin and American actress and political activist Jane Fonda, Cibele Racy has been honored for fostering an inclusive learning and working environment free of prejudice based on race, gender or position.
Using learning props such as giant dolls, drawings and comic strips, Sao Paulo’s Escola Municipal de Educação Infantil Nelson Mandela has incorporated diversity and acceptance activities into the daily lessons it offers nearly 2,000 young students aged four to six.