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1 FOREWORD The Economic Commission
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3 INTRODUCTION The women of Latin A
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30 Table I.3 LATIN AMERICA AND THE
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36 Figure I.6 CARIBBEAN (11 COUNTRI
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40 Women’s entry to parliament ca
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48 Table I.6 LATIN AMERICA AND THE
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