Even though COVID19 impacted mostly men’s health, the ones who have encountered most social and economic issues following the pandemic have been women. Women’s job losses are 1.8 times higher than men’s. Meanwhile, domestic violence is on the rise. According to statistics from the 24-hour SOS hotline of the General Secretariat for Family Policy and Gender Equality, since the outbreak of the pandemic, complaints have increased disproportionately to their descent across all walks of life, regardless of the victim’s economic status, social status or education. Limitation at home, the need to care for children and the elderly, and the loss of a job are threatening to bring women back into the ‘50s.