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Men and women share housework. Traditionally it was women who did the

housework and they have always been less

valued than men. Nowadays this is starting to change: women

are starting to have jobs so men have to helpat home.

Women used to be the ones who had to takecare of the children and men didn·t even think about helping them.

Nowadays in almost every family both parentsget involved on their children·s education.



Both boys and girls have to study primary andsecondary school.

They both have exactly the same chances.

For parents, boys and girls have the sameduties.

Nowadays there are more women studying atUniversity than men.

Usually girls get better grades than boys.

Women tend to prefer studying languages andother studies such as medicine or biology whilemen tend to prefer the technical ones.



The statistics say that, on average, men·ssalaries are higher than women·s

salaries. This happens not because when doing

the same job men earn more moneythan women, but because they usually

occupy higher positions at work. At work men and women are both

equally valued and respected by their colleagues.



In Spain, as the Catholic church is themost common one, women are really

discriminated as they cannot be priestsor occupy other important positions.

In the Catholic Church women havealways been less important than men.



In Spain there has never been a womanPrime Minister but 50% of the ministers are

women and another 50% are men. But the Spanish vice-president is a

woman.

In the Spanish government there is nodiscrimination towards women.



In Spain women got the rights to vote in1924, but only some of them. But it

wasn·t until after the dictatorship that allwomen could vote as men did.

In Spain women have always kept their surnames when they got married whichis something very unusual in Europe.

Abortion is allowed until the 12th week ofpregnancy.



Noruega se ubica en la posición número uno conrespecto al nivel de reducción de la desigualdadentre géneros, de acuerdo al ranking delInforme Global 2008 del Foro Económico Mundial. Enel ranking que incluye 130 economías del mundo, los

países nórdicos ocupan los cuatro primeros lugares.

Noruega está clasificada como el primer país delmundo en cuanto a igualdad de géneros. Laigualdad entre hombres y mujeres se mide en cuatro

áreas importantes:¾ Participación y oportunidad económica¾ Nivel educativo¾ Poder político¾ Salud y supervivencia



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2007CHANGE

NORWAY 1 82·39 % 2 +1

SPAIN 17 72·81% 10 -7

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NORWAY 3 82·3% 1 -2

SPAIN 17 73·4% 17 0

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