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Gender equality starts in childhood... with the chores

Lucy Fisher cheered when she heard about a new law in Spain which forces children to help with household tasks, regardless of their sex

Washing up isn't just women's work.

It was the headline that made lazy teens worldwide shudder: Spain is to introduce a law forcing children to do chores.
[...] There's a surprisingly progessive detail in the Rights and Duties of Children Bill that's worth noting: the "coresponsibility in caring for the home and performing household tasks" shall be carried out "regardless of... gender".
[...] If we want a society of well-adjusted, self-sufficent adults, we must take sure we equip children for all facets of life and give them an element of choice in their future lives. And to do that, we must ensure that male and female children share equal obligations.
Legalistic Spain has clearly come to the same conclusion too... [...] This latest law for children suggests that the nation now realises equality [...] needs to begin in childhood.

Answer 1

cheered,carried (verbos com ed no final estão no passado)