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Redondo Receives Carmen Alborch Award
Spanish Equality Minister Ana Redondo claims honor in Carmen Alborch award recognizing her feminist legacy and democracy work.
In brief
Spanish Equality Minister Ana Redondo claims honor in Carmen Alborch award recognizing her feminist legacy and democracy work. Spanish Equality Minister Ana Redondo receives Carmen Alborch award for her feminist contributions and democratic legacy. Originally reported by Infobae.
Redondo Receives Award
Spanish Equality Minister Ana Redondo receives Carmen Alborch award for her feminist legacy and democratic contributions.
“Para mí es un auténtico honor, un placer”
Redondo's Tribute to Alborch
Redondo calls Alborch a woman who left an unerasable mark on Spanish culture and democracy.
“una mujer que dejó una huella imborrable”
Redondo's Personal Connection
Redondo notes some people in her political circle resemble Alborch, making the award especially meaningful.
“algunas personas de su entorno político le han comentado que se parece a carmen alborch”
Redondo's Democratic View
Redondo states equality is the lever for democracy progress and without it there is no freedom or democracy.
“sin igualdad no hay libertad y sin igualdad y libertad no hay democracia”
Redondo's Historical Context
Redondo highlights women were second-class citizens 50 years ago needing parental permission for basic rights.
“hace 50 años las mujeres éramos ciudadanas de segunda que necesitábamos autorización y permiso de nuestro padre o marido para todo”
Redondo's Feminist Legacy
Redondo emphasizes feminism unites women across generations and social classes for shared goals.
“el feminismo es un río que une porque somos todas parte de algo mucho más importante”
Redondo's Violence Against Women
Redondo links Ana Orantes' 1990s activism to modern efforts against gender-based violence.
“hace 20 años que se vio a ana orantes en prime time denunciando la violencia machista”
Redondo's Current Challenges
Redondo notes 44 women were killed in 2026 with the gender violence day approaching in November.
“44 mujeres asesinadas en 2026”
Casares on Awards
PSOE Cantabria leader Pedro Casares calls Carmen Alborch awards the most important equality event in Cantabria.
“un premio consolidado gracias al esfuerzo y compromiso de las mujeres socialistas de santander”
Casares on Women's Achievements
Casares highlights women's achievements in business, sports, and social work as key to progress.
“el alma de santander y la alegría de un mercado que desborda lo mejor de santander”
Fernández on Challenges
PSOE Santander leader Daniel Fernández warns against backlash on women's rights despite progress.
“no es fácil defender los derechos de las mujeres en un momento en el que algunos parece que quieren retroceder 50 años”
At a glance
Spanish Equality Minister Ana Redondo receives Carmen Alborch award for her feminist contributions and democratic legacy.
