No not really. In the Spanish language the masculine form always takes precedence.
And they are also catching up on feminism. Until recently here in Spain a woman would have to prove there had been violence when claiming rape. There was a big headline-making case where some rapists went free (well until supreme court appeal): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Manada_rape_case It led to the "only yes is yes" law which was already prevalent in other countries.
Even then, women hold all the soft power in Spanish-speaking countries. For example, at home, whatever the woman says, that’s what’s done. That’s what a matriarchy is.
Also, convicting people without proof, that’s not something to be proud of. (This also proves they live in a matriarchy)
No not really. In the Spanish language the masculine form always takes precedence.
And they are also catching up on feminism. Until recently here in Spain a woman would have to prove there had been violence when claiming rape. There was a big headline-making case where some rapists went free (well until supreme court appeal): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Manada_rape_case It led to the "only yes is yes" law which was already prevalent in other countries.
Even then, women hold all the soft power in Spanish-speaking countries. For example, at home, whatever the woman says, that’s what’s done. That’s what a matriarchy is.
Also, convicting people without proof, that’s not something to be proud of. (This also proves they live in a matriarchy)
> convicting people without proof
They literally videotaped it and shared the video in a group chat.
There was no question of whether the assault happened, only whether it met the bar for the more severe crime.
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