Can the pursuit of two proposals... work out? Gabriel Boric's Administration is leading announcements of a "feminist" foreign policy and a "turquoise" foreign policy, both at the same time, is it a sign of how states can multilaterally answer the most pressing world problems or... is it falling down the old "divide and conquer" route? Why "ecofeminism" was not a term considered to align the two? Join us in this exploration, follow us on Instagram and Twitter @womanhood_ir and support us on Patreon www.patreon.com/womanhoodir Listen to related episodes: 133. Alice Ridge and Liz Gill-Atkinson on FFP Research in Australia and the Global South 67. Seaspiracy - A Gender Lens Documentary Review 47. Isabella Esquivel Ventura on Mexico's Feminist Foreign Policy Recommended links: ¿Por qué Chile debe adoptar una política exterior feminista como la de Suecia, México y Canadá? Canciller Antonia Urrejola: “Buscamos impulsar el principio de igualdad de género como un enfoque imprescindible para abordar con éxito los problemas y desafíos globales” Subsecretaria Ximena Fuentes inaugura Diálogo sobre Océanos y Derechos del Mar en Misión de Chile ante UN Política exterior "turquesa": las incógnitas del trabajo de Gabriel Boric con Canadá para crear corredores marinos protegidos Chile’s New President-Elect Sets out a Feminist Government Signs of an Emerging Feminist Democracy in Chile Why we failed to approve the new Chilean constitution: the need for a cultural transformation Women in Diplomacy Index 2022 Chile's Delegation Visit to Saudi Arabia - Twitter Debates Thread President of Human Rights Commission Meets with Undersecretary of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Chile “Política exterior feminista”: Cancillería busca posicionar a Chile con perspectiva de género a nivel mundial Política exterior feminista: Chile anota récord de mujeres a cargo de las embajadas en el extranjero