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Gender violence is one of the main factors that generate vulnerable communities within different societies. This is so because the violence exerted by men against the women of their community, which can be physical, psychological or even economic (work restrictions, lack of economic attention, etc.) makes women and in many cases children have a quality substantially less life than they should, affecting the development of their lives in a negative way, with direct consequences on the nutrition, education and health of the couple's children, thus generating the necessary conditions for the development of poverty and, therefore, the generation of socioeconomically vulnerable communities.