The female vote stems the tide of the far right in Europe and Latin America (english.elpais.com)
Investigations suggest that women’s suffrage has emerged as a key barrier against the far-right wave.
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Investigations suggest that women’s suffrage has emerged as a key barrier against the far-right wave.
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