By Libby Leyden-Sussler
There are more women in political office in Latin America than on any other continent. Yet the continent’s traditional patriarchal structure limits possibilities for further advances. Despite this, strides are being made as certain women are progressing in their respected fields. In the article from our Spring 2014 issue, "Latin American Women Take the Helm," Silvia Viñas explains how Latin America can look to successful examples in the region to propel more women into the political sphere. In a follow up blog post, World Policy Journal features 10 Latin American women to watch in . . .
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