The head of the regional government, Emiliano García-Pagebrought forward the inauguration this Wednesday, in Ciudad Real, of a new comprehensive care center for victims of sexual assault in Castile-La Mancha, the region “most advanced in carrying out all the works” in centers dedicated for this purpose, being the first to deploy a truly autonomous network of this type and which was financed with European funds .
This was highlighted in his speech at the institutional event of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women organized by the Munera Municipal Auditoriumin the province of Albacete, where he was accompanied by the Minister of Equality, Sarah Simonwith whom he delivered five recognitions to as many educational centers for their work in this cause. “The testimony of so many boys and girls working side by side shows that it is a society that has hope” and “the centers are, in many cases, the last hope of a society” to “distinguish what’s right and what’s wrong.” . “ “That’s not true,” he reflected.
In this 25N, the regional president insisted on the fact that “we must fight those who propose socially, culturally and politically, that society is not equal in opportunities, in aspirations, equal in services”, in particular those who “politics, they whitewash sexist attitudes“, knowing that “many more of us are really working for equality”.
“The immensity of the goal is to create a more equal world,” continued the president, before emphasizing that “things must continue to change” to achieve this and that “equality must be created permanently, not if only to stop the ones they are making.” inequality”, in a challenge which encompasses “all the extremes of life” and which constitutes “a problem of attitude towards life”.
Page in front of this year’s poster for 25N, which alludes to the fact that the number of women killed by gender-based violence must be eradicated
Likewise, Emiliano García-Page praised the work of professionals who, on a daily basis, dedicate themselves to promoting equality. “There are many drops in a huge ocean,” he said before emphasizing that “laws are needed, education, persuasion, conviction, commitment and security are needed“, also referring to those who “represent the hardest part, that is, having to fight violence, in uniform.”
On this 25N, the regional president recalled that “We were the first region in Spain to launch a coexistence and equality plan» in educational centers and recalled that Castilla-La Mancha was also “the first region in Spain, that is to say in Europe, that is to say one of the most advanced in the world, to legislate against gender violence” and therefore stressed that ““It all started here, on this earth.”.
In front of more than half a thousand participants in this institutional event, Emiliano García-Page declared that “the key to coexistence is equality” because “authentic coexistence, at least the one in which we believe here, is what what she must do. with equality”, compared to those who “even dare to take the microphone and defend inequalities”.
As an example of all this, the head of the regional Government spoke of the inauguration which he chaired, this Monday, of the new Orientation, Training and Employment Office of the Authority and the SEPE Allocations Office of Villarrobledo , also in Albacete, so called for “equality at work” and an end to the pay gap between men and women. Likewise, he referred to the inauguration of the rehabilitation of the El Bonillo senior center, in the same province, which he later attended, an action that he celebrated for the benefit of a generation “that has that many of us have the society we have.”
In this context, García-Page estimated that “before the end of this year we will have installed 60,000 new digital terminals” in the teleassistance service, which are experiencing “continuous improvement” to “meet the objectives that, little by little , we “They become equal.”
In Munera, the president of Castile-La Mancha was supported by the first vice president of the Council, José Luis Martínez Guijarro; the head of Economy, Business and Employment, Patricia Franco; the Minister of Education, Culture and Sports, Amador Pastor; the head of sustainable development, Mercedes Gómez; the Minister of Social Protection, Bárbara García Torijano; the delegate of the Board of Directors in Albacete, Pedro Antonio Ruiz Santos; the president of the Provincial Delegation of Albacete, Santiago Cabañero; and by the mayor of Muner, Desiderio Martínez, among other authorities.
