Between Neoliberalism, Motherhood and Dictatorship: Women’s Citizenship and Participation in Latin America

Historically and traditionally women experience rights violations more widely this caused them to practice an indirect citizenship form. Hence, a gendered perception has emerged understand civil, political economic of apart from the general notion citizenship. In paper, women’s its reflections in Latin America will be examined together with examples movements, motivations claims. Although different geographies passed similar paths order achieve equal rights, every uniqueness. What makes American example special are unique motives environments such as dictatorship, Church, motherhood neoliberalism. firstly, viewpoint is stated. Then, claims what mobilise on realising were explored along concepts motherhood, religion, military regime neoliberal transition. Finally, participation formal politics civil society indicated emphasis over quotas commonly adopted measure increase level representation politics. Also, movements during process stated organisations countries region.