The 2010 Global Gender Gap Report By

For Me, A Better Democracy Is A Democracy Where Women Do Not Only Have The Right To Vote And To Elect But To Be Elected.

As A Vibrant Force In Civil Society, Women Continue To Press For Their Rights, Equal Participation In Decision-making, And The Upholding Of The Principles Of The Revolution By The Highest Levels Of Leadership In Egypt.

As Women Politicians, We Talk About The Most Difficult Themes Of State Security, Foreign Relations And Development Models, Then Ask, 'how Do You Make It Work With Your Husband?' The Interesting Thing Is That These Women - Most Of Them - Don't Lose The Perspective That The Focus Is Not The Position But The Job At Hand.

Women Say That My Election Represents A Cultural Break With The Past - A Past Of Sexism, Of Misogyny.

Given Political History In Chile, It Seemed To Me That There Was A Critical Task Of Consolidating A Democracy And Creating Healthy Civic-military And Political-military Relationships.