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espanolLa persistencia de la violencia de pareja en Mexico y Latinoamerica y la consecuente necesidad de intervenciones que prevengan y atiendan el problema obligan a seguir indagando sobre los factores capaces de prevenir la violencia. En el presente articulo se desarrolla un estudio que busco conocer el impacto del apoyo social y los aspectos negativos de las relaciones sociales informales en la frecuencia de violencia de pareja experimentada por usuarias (n=264) de varios centros de apoyo a la comunidad ubicados en Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. Se encontro que la mayoria de las participantes habian vivido agresiones durante el ultimo ano, principalmente violencia emocional. En cuanto al apoyo social, los datos indicaron que su percepcion y el numero de personas que otorgan ayuda a las participantes se relacionaron con una disminucion de la frecuencia de varias manifestaciones de la violencia de pareja. Dicho apoyo social fue principalmente el proveniente de la familia. Asimismo, se encontro que el nivel de desacuerdos y criticas de la red social tuvo relacion con la frecuencia de agresiones recibidas por las participantes. El impacto de esta variable en la violencia fue mayor que el que tuvieron las expresiones del apoyo social evaluadas. Los resultados se discuten en virtud de sus implicaciones para la comprension e intervencion de la violencia de pareja en el contexto mexicano y latinoamericano. EnglishThe persistence of intimate partner violence in Mexico and Latin America and the resulting need for interventions to prevent and address the problem make it necessary to continue researching the factors capable of preventing violence. This article discusses a study intended to better understand the impact of social support and the negative aspects of informal social relations on the frequency of intimate partner violence experienced by a group of female users (n=264) linked to several different support centres located in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. It was found that most of the participants had experienced aggressions in the last year, mainly emotional violence. As regards social support, the data indicated that the participants’ perception of it and the number of persons offering help to the participants is related to a reduction in the frequency of several manifestations of intimate partner violence. This social support was primarily that which came from the family. The data also indicated that the level of disagreements and criticisms present in the participant’s social network was related to the frequency of aggressions received. The impact of this variable on the violence was greater than that of the expressions of social support evaluated. The results are discussed in terms of their implications for the comprehension of and appropriate intervention in intimate partner violence in the Mexican and Latin American context

Violencia de pareja, apoyo social y conflicto en mujeres mexicanas [Intimate partner violence, social support and conflict in Mexican women]