Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Ms. Ravon and Ms. Vaugrante, thank you for joining us today on this day after March 8, International Women's Day, when we talked about the important need to stand up, again and again, for women's rights. What stands out for me this year is that, according to UN Women, it would take another 300 years at the current rate to achieve equality between men and women. It's a number that sets off alarm bells for me and reminds me that the fight must continue.
Ms. Vaugrante, in your presentation, you spoke about the issue of sexual violence against women. Could you tell us more about the link between, on the one hand, that gender-based violence and, on the other hand, all the health issues such as abortion and unwanted pregnancies?
In international cooperation, it is important to improve health systems, but could you talk about the work that needs to be done to decrease gender-based violence and violence against women in particular?