Died 1986-05-12.
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Alicia Moreau de Justo was an Argentine physician, politician, pacifist and human rights activist. She was a leading figure in feminism and socialism in Argentina. Since the beginning of the 20th century, she got involved in public claims for opening rights for women. In 1902, joined by a fellow activists, she founded the Feminist Socialist Center and the Feminine Work Union of Argentina.
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science · Argentine politician (1885–1986) · politician · university teacher · journalist · physician · suffragette · also Alicia Moreau de Justo, Justo
Born 11 October 1885 · Died 12 May 1986 · Q518850
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Las mujeres han tenido todas las posibilidades de información. Los medios de difusión han sido muy amplios y mas o menos iguales para todos los partidos. ¿Han comprendido realmente cada problema y las soluciones posibles que los partidos les ofrecían? Eso no lo puedo decir pero puedo afirmar que la misma duda, exactamente la misma duda, se presenta para el hombre.
Cuando hayamos llegado a la conquista del sufragio, sólo entonces será el momento de una acción política definida.
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Died 1986-05-12.
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“Yo soy enemiga de la violencia...[...]...Yo continuó cada vez más profundamente convencida de que es el conocimiento y el respeto de la verdad, de la justicia y de la libertad lo que, en definitiva, ayudan al hombre.”
“El socialismo no surge de nuestra voluntad, está más allá de los partidos mismos, porque son las condiciones económicas de los países las que lo convocan.”
“Cuando hayamos llegado a la conquista del sufragio, sólo entonces será el momento de una acción política definida.”
“Las mujeres han tenido todas las posibilidades de información. Los medios de difusión han sido muy amplios y mas o menos iguales para todos los partidos. ¿Han comprendido realmente cada problema y las soluciones posibles que los partidos les ofrecían? Eso no lo puedo decir pero puedo afirmar que la misma duda, exactamente la misma duda, se presenta para el hombre.”
Took part in the founding of the Argentinean Socialist Party, accepting the director position of the newspaper La Vanguardia until 1960
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Evita founded the Peronist Women's Party (PPF)
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Drafted a bill to establish women's suffrage, which was not sanctioned until 1947 in Argentina
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Continued her political activity fighting for women's rights; including women's suffrage, employment rights, public health and public education
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Graduated from university as a medical doctor, and some years later, she joined the Socialist Party
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Studied at Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Buenos Aires (1914).
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Joined by a fellow activists, she founded the Feminist Socialist Center and the Feminine Work Union of Argentina
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Born 1885-10-11.
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