This year, he arrives in Europe in a contradictory context. On the one hand, the region remains, according to the World Economic Forum, the best place in the world to be a woman; But, on the other, setbacks are evident in gender equality, driven by reactionary policies in countries such as Hungary, Poland or Italy. In Rome, for example, the Giorgia Meloni government has advanced in its fight against the right to voluntary interruption of pregnancy, with measures such as putting obstacles to access to the abortion pill, propose that pregnant women should listen to the fetus’s beat before making a definitive decision and finance that the so -called province associations can be informed or to put an end to a pregnancy. In addition, the generational gap is exacerbated, marked by more conservative attitudes among new generations.
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