Informe Desigualdades en México 2018. Dos historias de vida
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TLDRThe script compares the lives of two Mexican women, Mariah Basilio and Matilde Arriba, born on the same day but with vastly different experiences. Mariah, born in a rural community, faces limited educational opportunities, poverty, and discrimination, working as a domestic laborer with minimal wages and no benefits. In contrast, Matilde, raised in a family that values education, becomes a lawyer and enjoys professional success with health benefits. The contrast in their lives highlights the deep social and economic inequalities in Mexico, emphasizing how opportunities and privileges can drastically shape life outcomes.
Takeaways
- 😀 Mariah Basilio was born on April 4, 1970, in a rural Mixe community near Matías Romero, Oaxaca, where there was no school.
- 😀 Mariah’s father believed that becoming a good woman didn’t require an education, but rather fulfilling domestic duties.
- 😀 Mariah is illiterate and married a construction worker. She has four children, none of whom completed high school.
- 😀 Matilde Arriba was also born on April 4, 1970, in Ensenada, Baja California, to a doctor and a nurse who worked in a public hospital.
- 😀 Matilde’s parents emphasized the importance of education and encouraged her to learn English.
- 😀 Matilde studied law at a state university, married a lawyer, and has two daughters who were educated in bilingual schools.
- 😀 Mariah emigrated to Mexico City in 1985 and has faced discrimination and mistreatment since leaving Oaxaca.
- 😀 Mariah has been a dedicated domestic worker for over 20 years, working 10-hour shifts and earning only 300 pesos a day without medical insurance or pension benefits.
- 😀 Matilde has worked in the federal judiciary for over 20 years, earning 1,500 pesos a day with full legal benefits, including major medical insurance.
- 😀 Matilde proudly shares that her two daughters are professionals, with one studying a postgraduate degree in the United States.
- 😀 Both Mariah and Matilde are Mexican citizens and have equal rights to education, decent work, and social protection, but their life paths diverged due to luck, with Matilde’s advantages widening throughout their lives.
- 😀 This comparison highlights the profound inequality of opportunities present in Mexico.
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