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El Salvadorian lesson at the United NationsOn Thursday March 3rd I had the fortune of yet again hearing another wonderful charr speak on behalf of her country. Unfortunately I was unable to get her come upon but I was able to write down some of her come upon thoughts. Like one of the other women she did not express a muss of views as to what was going on with the women in her country but she gave vowelize advice as to what require to be done not only by the women in her country but every muliebrity in some(prenominal) country who is fighting for the equality of women.Before going into the things that she noted that needs to be done by the people, she said that the living condition in El Salvador for women was much worst than men. This is a sad but real statistic. She also went on to say that 40% of households are owned and hold by women, however, the sad part is that women demand a harder time principal(prenominal)taining their ingleside because of the biases and the p rejudices against women. This limits their ability to get jobs that are descent paying to take superintend of the family. As she said, women dont have the positions that they should have and that they deserve.One of the main things that she brought up and touched on was the fact that there is a omit of cooperation between the governing body and non-governmental organizations. It seems to be a wedge that is driving these twain entities apart rather than bringing them together for a common good. It seems as if the nongovernmental organizations and the government are somewhat in a feud. The government is usually the one that does not wishing anything to do with the nongovernmental organizations they may look at the work of the NGO as something that is less important than theirs. This is not so and the government needs to have a broader aspect of what NGOs do and what they really promote. This woman stressed over and over again in her speech the combine that needs to be drawn betw een these two things. The work of an NGO can in fact help and progress the work of the government and that is what people dont seem to understand.Another important organize that I stood up to was when she said that the fact that people did not want to educate him or herself.