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Argentina: Former Ministry of Women's “Ideological” Programs Terminated

  • On May 16, 2025, Argentina’s Libertarian Government discontinued 13 ideologically-based initiatives that had been implemented under the previous administration’s Ministry focused on Women, Genders, and Diversities, as part of efforts to reduce public expenditures.
  • According to Justice Minister Mariano Cúneo Libarona, none of the 13 initiatives active during Alberto Fernández's administration from 2020 to 2023 demonstrated measurable impact, evaluation, or result monitoring.
  • The discontinued initiatives included the MenstruAR program, which supplied menstrual cups and eco-friendly products, along with other efforts aimed at promoting gender rights, providing training on inclusion, supporting victims of gender-based violence, and advancing transgender rights.
  • Cúneo Libarona stated on social media that eliminating these 'absurd wastes' will save millions and that gender and diversity topics had become a 'big business' and 'extortive weapon.'
  • The closures are intended to shrink government involvement and enhance individual liberties, but opponents argue they could restrict the availability of fundamental rights and protections related to gender, particularly affecting disadvantaged groups.
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In the days of the Buenos Aires elections, the Government seeks to please its electorate, young men, by eliminating policies to prevent violence against women. Yesterday, several programs aimed at accompanying victims, battered mothers and orphans, several of them agreed with international organizations, will be dropped. Tomorrow, their impact on the female electorate will be known.

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The Minister of Justice of the Nation, Mariano Cúneo Libarona, announced this Friday the elimination of 13 programs linked to policies of gender and diversity. He did so, once again, through social networks and with a tone that does not disguise the contempt for these initiatives, which he described as “ideological” and “created by Kirchnerism.” Among the programs eliminated is MenstruAR, a public policy that guaranteed menstrual management inpu…

In Argentina, the government of ultra-rightist Javier Milei eliminated13 programs related to the prevention of gender violence. They were cancelled because they were considered ideological and created by Kirchnerismo. He also argued that these programs were funded by all Argentines, and that their elimination will generate savings of six billion pesos. Among the programs cancelled, are those aimed at preventing gender violence and feminicides, a…

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Quito, 16 May (La Calle). – The Government of Javier Milei eliminated 13 key programs for the prevention and care of gender-based violence in Argentina this Friday. The measure deepens the institutional dismantling initiated with the dissolution of the Ministry of Women, Gender and Diversity in December 2023. Among the programs deleted are the Inter-Ministerial Program of Integral Approach to Extreme Violence, aimed at preventing femicide and tr…

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Impulsobaires broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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