Lula Spoke About Inequality in Domestic Chores, but Did Not Send Women to “Clean the House” as Implied by Milei
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Lula justifies the reduction of working hours with a macho argument that perpetuates stereotypes about domestic tasks.
The Senate of Brazil approved last Wednesday the reduction of working hours from 44 to 40 hours per week without wage reduction, a boosted initiative
The current president of the Federative Republic of Brazil and candidate in the second round of the elections by the Workers' Party has led controversial statements on the reconciliation of working life and household tasks
The Brazilian president and candidate for reelection defended eliminating the 6x1 work week and rejected the use of the Armed Forces against the crime five days after the balloting
The President cited an interview by his Brazilian partner to accuse him of “machirulo”; the second round is October 25 and the latest polls give Bolsonaro a 51% intention to vote. A few days after the balloting of October 25 to define the election in Brazil, President Javier Milei attacked his [...]
His statements met a few days before the presidential ballot in front of Flávio Bolsonaro. The entry Lula defended reducing the work week and said that women use their day off "to clean the house" was first published in #BorderJournalism.
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