In 2023, at least 11 women were murdered every day for gender reasons in Latin America and the Caribbean. This number shows that, 30 years after the Beijing Declaration of Action and Platform and the Belém do Pará Convention and the regulatory advances developed by countries, feminicide is still present in the region and is the extreme expression of patriarchal and violent patterns. The document collects the latest data reported by official bodies to the Gender Equality Observatory of Latin America and the Caribbean (OIG) and calls for action for states to urgently redouble their efforts to comply with their duty of due diligence in preventing gender-based violence and to act with a comprehensive perspective on the causes and consequenes linked to the persistence of gender-based violence.