“Long live the women!”, It was the feminism of Fernández de Cevallos who criticized the fences of the National Palace

After the government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, placed steel fences outside the National Palace, presumably to protect the women who will demonstrate next Monday, March 8, as part of International Women’s Day to make gender-based violence visible, many the personalities began to react, between them, Diego Fernández de Cevallos.

It was through his Twitter account that Fernández de Cevallos expressed his support for women and underlined the fact that for the first time, the national palace is walled up.

In 500 years, the National Palace had never been protected by a steel wall. Long live the women!

The above It has caught people’s attention, for several decades the profile of also known as “Chief Diego” has not been characterized by a feminist streak.

Sincerely, the man who refers to them as “old man”. Eleventh Hypocrite ”; “Don’t be an opportunist sir… dignify your career. Now it turns out the creator of ‘old man,’ one of the most misogynistic phrases in history, is coming to teach us about feminism.Some Twitter users said when seeing Fernández de Ceballos’ comment.

Internet users recalled that “El Jefe Diego” in 1994 described women as “The old man in the kitchen“Yes”, with all due respect.

Moreover, he was not the only member of the National Action Party (STOVE), at the time the former president Vicente Fox Quesada said: “You knew, for example, that 75% of households in Mexico have a washing machine, not two-legged“.

The former president Felipe calderon Hinojosa is not lagging behind his peers, because during his six-year tenure he sent the law enforcement agencies to act, which during those six years repressed and raped women, as the well-known case of the indigenous woman of Zongolica who was raped and killed by the soldiers that he sent, and of which it has been said that died of natural causes.

Despite the fact that Fernández de Cevallos (and his peers on the bench) has been associated with phrases that go against feminism, now appears to have been confirmed. For example, last year he wrote a column on Millennium entitled “The rebellion of the muses”.

In the aforementioned text, she underlined that “I hope (that is to say God wills) that the mobilization of women […] give the results their demands deserve ”.

Precisely in the context of International Women’s Day, the politician said society and its institutions should act and take action to “lawfully, fairly and harshly crack down on crimes that attack women of all ages, places and conditions. “.

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