Feminicidio In Latin America

Feminicidio is the killing of women for no reason. Sadly, it is has become a primary component of everyday life in Guatemala. Not only does the mass murder of women affect the families of lost loved ones, but also the entire nation as they struggle for economic, sexual, political, and overall justice. Feminicidio has orchestrated a great deal of chaos in Latin America, and even impacts the US as we try to relieve them of their struggles. The issues imposed are of great destruction, and negatively affect many people, groups, and organizations. Blatantly, there are numerous complications involved with such a catastrophe. I believe the three complications that are associated with feminicidio are the promotion of violence, lack of punishment, and

Additionally, I have identified two propositions that may be decent approaches at addressing this nightmare. In order to successfully address this issue, Latin America needs to implement stricter laws and regulations pertaining to feminicidio. Recently, more laws and regulations have been incorporated in attempts to decrease the amount of killings. Although they continue to expand these laws, I think they can achieve better results through harsher punishments, stricter regulations, and advertising the significance of the issue. Implementing harsher punishments will serve a useful purpose and help rid the country of several criminals. Also, advertising the importance of the issue can attract new supporters, ideas, and much more. Reaching out for help isn’t a bad idea, and sometimes a little help can go a long ways. Another step towards addressing this issue would be coming from America. I am a huge advocate of assisting in the development of other countries. Also, I believe all countries should attempt to unite as one, and help each other out at all costs. Due to the fact that Latin America is a developing region, I believe that other countries, including the United States, should pitch in. I believe poverty, and lack of education are two huge factors in the equation. Providing some of these countries with the proper education, resources, and financial

The one question I still have is: How is a child in Latin America raised and what morals are they typically taught? I know that poverty, racism, sexism, and lack of education are some of the primary reasons for these murders to occur, but it doesn’t necessarily answer what I’m looking for. I am more concerned with the daily lifestyle of families, specific morals that families attain, genetical characteristics, and much more. I have experienced working with some of Latin America’s youth culture, and I can testify that the children I worked with were awesome, humble kids. They didn’t represent any form of evil, let alone back talking. Therefore, my question has risen from background experience and curiosity. Furthermore, the children who I worked with were ages 5-11. Although that is a relatively young age, they still knew the difference between right and wrong in everything they did. However, all of the articles exhibit the mass destruction that feminicidio has brought, and teenagers are even playing a monumental role in these evil acts. So my question stemmed from that, how does a sweet, innocent Latin American child turn into a cold-blooded killer in just a few