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RTVE's Equality Director resigns due to his disagreement with the song "Zora" - Vimarsana News

RTVE's Equality Director resigns due to his disagreement with the song "Zora"

The selection of the song "Zorra" to represent Spain at the Eurovision Festival is still causing a stir, since it won last week at the third edition of

ECLAC reports more than 4,000 feminicides in Latin America in 2022 - Vimarsana News

ECLAC reports more than 4,000 feminicides in Latin America in 2022

Santiago, Chile, Nov 25 (Prensa Latina) At least 4,500 women were murdered due to gender-related reasons in 2022 in the region, according to statistics published here by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC).

Why these Honduran women would like to see their country's 'macho' culture change - Vimarsana News

Why these Honduran women would like to see their country's 'macho' culture change

Honduras has the highest femicide rate in all of Latin America. Part of that is due to the country's aggressively masculine culture — a culture some Honduran women are trying to change.

Source: cbc.ca
Female-Directed Films Hit Historic 33% Share In France But Women Struggle To Access High Budgets - Vimarsana News

Female-Directed Films Hit Historic 33% Share In France But Women Struggle To Access High Budgets

One-third of features films approved for support by France’s National Cinema Centre (CNC) in 2022 had a women at the helm for the first time in history,…

Source: biztoc.com
Female-directed films hit historic 33% share in France – Deadline - Vimarsana News

Female-directed films hit historic 33% share in France – Deadline

One-third of films approved for support by France’s National Cinema Centre (CNC) in 2022 had a female director at the helm for first time in history