2024-03-17 16:27:08
The president of the Central American country argued that it is important that “God be returned to schools.”
On Friday, March 1, the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukeleeliminated teaching with a gender perspective in the public schools. After this, the Ministry of Education supported the decision and has already announced its implementation.
Through social networks, respectively X, the Minister of Education, Jose Mauricio Pinedaconfirmed that “every trace of gender ideology we have taken it out of public schools“.
The president’s decision occurred after the Conservative Political Action Conference, an event that is held every year and brings together conservative leaders in the United States. “It is important that the curriculum do not carry gender ideology and all these things.”
Likewise, in a round of press questions, the Salvadoran president indicated that It is important to return to God y the moral in schools, as well as civics and traditional things.
On the other hand, the news raised concern between organizations feminists and defenders of LGTBIQ+ rightssince they consider that this type of teaching is mainly necessary for avoid discriminatory violence since childhood.
From the Salvadoran Network of Human Rights Defenders. they issued a statement about it, which was spread through social networks.
“In our opinion, the current crusade for the eradication of educational content and awareness-raising materials on gender and sexual diversity in public spaces, It is part of a strategy that seeks to divert attention from deeper and more urgent problems that our society faces,” they expressed.
Milei and Bukele, together against the gender perspective
On February 27, Javier Milei’s spokesperson, Manuel Adornireported that, from now on, cannot be used the letter Ethe at sign or the Xsince it finds the inclusion of the feminine in state documents unnecessary.
“From now on, say general, sergeant or soldier will be considered a violation of the regulations“explained the Argentine spokesperson.
In turn, he justified this measure by saying that “gender perspectives have also been used as business of politics. The language that covers all sectors is the one we use in the Castilian language, Spanish.”