La Derecha Diario The Progressive Former Minister, Olga Sánchez Cordero, Insisted on Promoting Abortion.
The current congresswoman insists on promoting an agenda contrary to the values of Mexicans.
The retired minister, the far-left and progressive Olga Sánchez Cordero, stated in a recent interview that, despite the progress made, women still "face various forms of violence and discrimination."
In the same interview, she emphasized the importance of continuing to work on issues such as equality and reproductive rights, in an act of evident self-censorship to promote the ideology of gender and the killing of innocent beings in gestation.
Imposition of an ideological agenda
Sánchez Cordero's insistence on legalizing abortion reflects an ideological agenda that threatens to undermine essential values of Mexican society, such as the defense of life from conception and the traditional family structure.
This stance ignores the protection of the most vulnerable and attacks deeply rooted ethical and moral principles in Mexico's culture.
The false "glass ceiling"
The former minister also mentioned the apparent lack of female representation in corporate executive positions, to express her rejection of the so-called "glass ceiling," a rhetorical figure referring to a supposed lack of inclusion of women in work environments reserved for men.
It is noteworthy that Sánchez omitted to mention that it is men in Mexico who work in the most adverse conditions, such as unhealthy jobs that put their lives at risk.
The myth of gender violence
In the same interview, the progressive also addressed the issue of parity and how she pushed an agenda to implement gender quotas, undermining the principle of meritocracy that any job performance requires.
She also insisted on the idea that women are violated for being women, emphasizing gender violence, which according to various political analysts constitutes a mistake by making invisible the real violence problems that plague our society, such as the presence of addictions and family disintegration.
A career in the service of Globalism
Sánchez Cordero served as a minister of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation from 1995 to 2015, nominated by President Ernesto Zedillo. In 2018 she joined the Senate with the leftist party Morena, a position she left after three months to join as Secretary of the Interior in the cabinet of former President López Obrador.
Today she serves as a Federal Deputy. During her regrettable career, she has been a promoter of abhorrent ideologies, such as abortion, trans childhoods, same-sex marriage, drug legalization, and radical feminism.
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