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In today's broadcast we speak with Raquel Pérez Benazco, vicepresident of the Federation of Young Women. We analyze the current state of the right to abortion in Spain, the latest controversy surrounding it and the government's response: a proposal to include it in the constitution.
And after that, we speak with chefs María José San Román and Barbara Sibley about succeeding as a woman in gastronomy. The topic of the 13th Colloquium about Women organized by the International Institute of Madrid.
Also in today's broadcast, we hear from our correspondant in Lebanon, Elsa Yaskek Charabati, and we celebrate Women Writer's Day with our colleague María Dillon.
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