Gustavo Petro's Pledges: Culture, Gender Equality & Education Reform in Colombia, Monografías, Ensayos de Inglés

¡Descarga Gustavo Petro's Pledges: Culture, Gender Equality & Education Reform in Colombia y más Monografías, Ensayos en PDF de Inglés solo en Docsity! The changes that will be made by Gustavo Petro leave Colombians with the expectation, was it the best option? By: Cultural spaces, arts and crafts academies, art culture festivals, carnivals among others will be provided by gustavo petro. Local artists are supported, promoting cultural employment in the government Public policies support the reaffirmation of gender identities and sexual orientation without barriers for all people. It is promised to advance in the elimination of prejudices for the union of same-sex couples by the government of gustavo petro. The role of women in Colombian society, because the change is with women. it is essential to implement public policies for women who are part of the different ethnic groups that the country has been through from the hand of Francia Marquez As Colombians, we can only hope that the changes by Gustavo Petro's government are positive and that equality is always present in every way. The education sector has been took on a lot of relevance in gustavo petro's proposals. Guaranteeing, progressively, access to public, free and quality education at a technological and university level is what the new president is bet on. "Increasing the public budget for the entire educational system, in particular for higher education, is necessary to done this proposal “The educational structure does not change from one day to the next, and even less so in such a short presidential period. However, it is important to remember that it is a process and the important thing is to start. The health system will be completely changed by gustavo petro. A single public health system will be created for all people of all communities and ethnicities A single health fund has been implemented, which will serve to guarantee good management of resources and ensure good provision of health services. • Mariana Acosta Gómez • Shary Carmona Reyes • Daniel Triana Santos