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This document makes it possible to situate domestic and care work as a systemic dimension that enables social reproduction and has become a buffer in crisis scenarios. With this analysis we propose to discuss from the structure to the co-responsibility of the State, the community, households and families, as well as the diversity of people and the market, not only at the national level, but also questioning an internationalism where the dynamics that need to be transformed as a matter of economic justice, mainly for women and in particular for those of the Global South and for those who face multiple discriminations, become evident.