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Valérie Tasso opened Thursday at the Cultural Center of Mazarrón the conference talks and presentations on Women's Leadership Cycle organized by the Department of Culture of the City of Mazarrón.

The event was attended by the Mayor of Mazarrón, Francisco Garcia and Councilman Culture, Ginés Campillo, besides the author and journalist Soren Peñalver Lola Grace, coordinator of the conference.

The author of "Diary of a Sex Addict" reviewed the role of the modern woman, still facing gender discrimination semantic topics already own a sexist society with certain dyes.

Tasso missed the presence of more men in a room to which he went over fifty people.

Valérie Tasso asked several questions such as: Are we more sexually liberated than before?

Or it is a fallacy cryptic system?

Have we passed, women, being a "desirable object" to be "a desiring subject" proper role hitherto men?

Valérie Tasso defined sexual empowerment as "the process of transformation by which every woman no longer a matter of history, politics and culture, no longer the object of the other, ie, stop be- for-others, and becomes subject of his own life, being-for-itself, the protagonist, this time in history, culture, politics and social life. "

Until next April Mazarrón will host a total of six lectures and six round tables dedicated to the new role that women play in the society.

Attended by leading voices from the world of business is provided at the conference, art, journalism and politics, among which stands out to Nativel Preciado, Alicia Kauffman, Maria Antonia Martinez and Cristina Gutiérrez Cortines.

The mayor, Francisco Garcia, was pleased by the quality of the conference coordinating Lola Grace and reviewed the achievements won by women to date and the challenges it still faces.

For his part, Councillor for Culture, Ginés Campillo, welcomed the audience response to the organization of this cycle and the importance of the world-renowned Tasso as the first speaker.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón