Have you ever felt like each of your children lives in a completely different socioeconomic stratum than you do? Because I have. As a responsible parent, you try to convince yourself of "equitable, balanced, and fair parenting"... until you check your bank account and discover three completely different lifestyles coexisting under the same roof. That's when you seriously wonder if you're mismanaging your finances or if your house is officially a developing country.

All of this arose because on a Friday when my husband was supposed to cook.

I'm referring to the woman of the household, whom we learn to emulate and recognize from a young age; "it's what's expected of us," whether it's the role imposed on women, previously referred to as mothers, or the responsibility we acquire from a young age simply for having a uterus. We are taught to care for others. And guess what? She's not alone. According to the figures, the economic value of informal care provided by women is estimated at between $148 billion and $188 bi

Desde ese pequeno cambio de palabra constitucional, que se supone nos traeria bienestar social, en México se han promovido leyes y reformas que no solo tocan el sector inmobiliario, sino también la movilidad turística y, de paso, los recursos con los que esos inmuebles sobreviven dignamente (o intentan hacerlo sin caerse).