Feminist foreign policy: statistical analysis of discourse in Latin America

. Feminist foreign policy is analyzed in the speeches published on two international conflicts in some government accounts of Colombia, Spain, Argentina, and El Salvador. To do so, a statistical analysis of the discourse and categorization of emotions was used in more than 2000 messages on the social network X. Colombia and Spain show a more significant commitment to the multilateral agenda and use characteristics of a feminist foreign policy. However, they approach the conflicts of Russia-Ukraine (Spain) and Palestine-Israel (Colombia) differently. Regarding the emotional tone, negative emotions (hatred, distrust, anger) predominate -particularly in Colombia- and in the case of positive emotions, trust -predominantly in Colombia and El Salvador-. The implications of the findings for adopting feminist foreign policy are discussed.