Sonsoles Ónega: "The great problem of women is not in the legislation, it is in the houses"

The obstacles that women have experienced and continue to experience in the professional field have been the focus of one of the main tables of the event

, organized by the EL MUNDO magazine, YO DONA, on

.

Opened by the journalist

, who has highlighted the statistic that highlights that in 2021 the lowest number of children registered so far in Spain have been born.

In fact, it was at this table, with the journalist

, the former minister,

, and

's HR director

, where they wanted to analyze why this drop in maternity is taking place.

The former minister explained that "taking care of talent in the end is making it possible for equal opportunities to be real."

has stressed that in order to have equality, women "have to be able to choose".

"The key is to retain that talent in the companies, but for this to be possible we have to work to live and not live to work", she has sentenced.

"

, but everything is changing. Steps have been taken from the public sphere, but it has to be society itself that is committed. Companies have to do things, but workers too ", has pointed out the former leader of the Popular Party.

For her part,

, journalist and presenter of

, wanted to emphasize the difficulty of reconciling and being a mother in a profession like journalism.

"Professional career and work do not end up going hand in hand to reconcile", she has affirmed.

"We live in a world designed for men, which was designed not to have baths or dinners. We are playing with the rules created by some very smart men.

," said the journalist, referring to to a professional world created by men and for men to which women have to adapt.

Sonsoles Ónega

has not only highlighted those rules created by men but also the responsibility that women have in not stopping, in not ceasing to take responsibility for more than what we can achieve: "The great problem of women is not in the legislation, it is in the houses. If 80% of the household chores is done by women, we are doing it very badly. The ministry has nothing to do with it, we have to be ourselves and let the fluff run", he has sentenced.

According to the presenter, this is one of the reasons why the new generations decide not to have children or give up motherhood: "We have to keep changing things, but we have to keep pushing."

The Women's Time

has started with the intervention of the director of EL MUNDO,

, who has assured "that there is nothing more exciting than the presence of women in transformative times".

Manso has been conclusive: "This is the time of women."

Joaquín Manso, director of EL MUNDO, in the opening speech of El Tiempo de las Mujeres. ANTONIO HEREDIA

"We are aware that inequalities and injustices persist in open societies and that unsustainable situations exist in societies that are not. We also know it:

. Everything indicates that the presence of women will grow older, building a more egalitarian, fairer world. That's why it's the time of women," said the director of EL MUNDO.

El Tiempo de las Mujeres,

a meeting that has been triumphing for a decade in Milan by

, is also held for the first time in Madrid, becoming a benchmark for female leadership in promoting society, thanks among other reasons for their efforts to

them and them, in this great project.

The word that defines it is precisely "participation".

The event is held at the Serrería Belga in Madrid, a space that allows rooms to be arranged so that citizens can simultaneously attend the proposals that most interest them.

has joined this action

, together with

,

,

plus the collaboration of the Club de las Malasmadres.

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