The book "Women and Public Space, More Presence but More Power?" offers an in-depth analysis of the challenges and achievements of women in the public and corporate sectors in Latin America. It highlights the discrepancy between the increasing presence of women in positions of power and the ongoing dominance of men in hierarchical structures. The authors, María Ileana García Gossio, Gina Zabludovsky Kuper, and Dorota Klewer, examine the social and subjective barriers that prevent women from participating equally in decision-making processes. The book is divided into three main parts: first, it considers the theoretical and conceptual context, followed by an analysis of the public and political space as well as the corporate world. This structure allows readers to understand the complex dynamics that influence women's participation in positions of power.