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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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Sunday, 22 / 3 / 2011 was the occasion for a program in the TRIAC buenisimo (The Hob, Traslasierra Cba / Hurlingham). Ferrarese Family
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
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The last years of Juana of Castile (I) THE COUNTESS DOÑA
In January 1527, Carlos V goes to Tordesillas to present to his wife Isabel Portugal. The Empress is the daughter of his sister Mary, and therefore the meeting has a strong emotional charge. Juana does not return to be visited by his son in the next nine years. The emperor entrusted the management of the house of the queen kept the marquis of Denia, as he travels through Europe and addresses the major issues of international politics. Before leaving, he ordered the Marquis of Denia to carry the body of his father Philip to Granada, where he joined the remains of the Catholic Kings. Although Juana seems never discovered this fact.
Empress Elizabeth is responsible for visiting occasionally by personal affection and to assure you receive proper care. In February 1532, Juana hosted the empress and the young Philip and Mary during his stay of eight days in Tordesillas. According to the Marquis of Denia, the queen received her daughter and their grandchildren with great joy, treating them in an exemplary manner, majestic "as it did to the Queen, Our Lady, her mother" throughout your stay . However, the marquis said to Charles that, although her mother had "so willingly" as Queen Elizabeth, "not open any sane entreat your Highness otherwise understood more of what belongs to wife. "
In December 1536, Queen Juana is pleasantly surprised by the imperial court, which, led by Carlos and Isabel and their three children Philip, Mary and Jane, for ten days crammed the palace and the town of Tordesillas. At these times, Jane is always revered in public for his son, despite the isolation that maintains it, has never lost respect for their status as legitimate queen. Although the emperor explicitly named his sons governors, none of them ignored the need for approval Juana and all regencies began their visits to his grandmother, officially "to kiss the royal hands of your highness." Similarly, they took the formal permission of the queen before leaving Spain.
In November 1543, produces the most emotional family reunion for Jane, when her grandson Philip show, newly married, with his cousin and wife Maria Manuela of Portugal. The princess is the daughter of his beloved and longed Catalina, always present in his memory. It was probably one of the few happy moments of the queen, when she saw before that pair of young newlyweds who had just sixteen. And so he pleased, he asked them to dance in your presence.
In July 1550 he was visited by his grandchildren Mary and Maximilian of Austria, cousins \u200b\u200band spouses, welcoming the couple "with great joy and contentment." Her granddaughter showed her pictures of his own daughters and the Archduke Charles. Studying the images with great interest, Mary Jane asked the name and age of each family portraits, "with other features and Donayre." Queen complained that he had not been brought to the Princess Anne, the eldest daughter and future fourth wife of Philip II. The sovereigns explained that Anne had left to protect it from summer heat.
His grandson Maximilian presented with a gold cross that his son Ferdinand, Maximilian's father, had sent him. Although pleased with the cross, the queen was concerned with the place to save it. When his grandson suggested the hang of a fabric in your room, the queen said that the risk of theft required greater security, since many of his other belongings were missing. Delicately, Maximiliano changed the subject.
Queen's collection, set mainly before 1507, rose slightly after 1512, when members of the royal family began "incursions" periodic her. Shocked by the disappearance of their belongings, Juana officials blamed the house before their own relatives. Thus tensions arose between Juana and many of his servants.
On January 2, 1525 leaving the Infanta Catalina forever home of Queen Juana way the Portuguese throne. With his departure, Juana lost the only source of real and constant affection he had. His absence is deeply saddened. For days, does not depart from the window where Catherine has been referred to get away one last time. Since then, the existence of Juana is reduced to a monotonous and dreary life of solitude for thirty long years, except for sporadic visits by some of his relatives who wondered about the events in their realms.
In January 1527, Carlos V goes to Tordesillas to present to his wife Isabel Portugal. The Empress is the daughter of his sister Mary, and therefore the meeting has a strong emotional charge. Juana does not return to be visited by his son in the next nine years. The emperor entrusted the management of the house of the queen kept the marquis of Denia, as he travels through Europe and addresses the major issues of international politics. Before leaving, he ordered the Marquis of Denia to carry the body of his father Philip to Granada, where he joined the remains of the Catholic Kings. Although Juana seems never discovered this fact.
Empress Elizabeth is responsible for visiting occasionally by personal affection and to assure you receive proper care. In February 1532, Juana hosted the empress and the young Philip and Mary during his stay of eight days in Tordesillas. According to the Marquis of Denia, the queen received her daughter and their grandchildren with great joy, treating them in an exemplary manner, majestic "as it did to the Queen, Our Lady, her mother" throughout your stay . However, the marquis said to Charles that, although her mother had "so willingly" as Queen Elizabeth, "not open any sane entreat your Highness otherwise understood more of what belongs to wife. "
In December 1536, Queen Juana is pleasantly surprised by the imperial court, which, led by Carlos and Isabel and their three children Philip, Mary and Jane, for ten days crammed the palace and the town of Tordesillas. At these times, Jane is always revered in public for his son, despite the isolation that maintains it, has never lost respect for their status as legitimate queen. Although the emperor explicitly named his sons governors, none of them ignored the need for approval Juana and all regencies began their visits to his grandmother, officially "to kiss the royal hands of your highness." Similarly, they took the formal permission of the queen before leaving Spain.
In November 1543, produces the most emotional family reunion for Jane, when her grandson Philip show, newly married, with his cousin and wife Maria Manuela of Portugal. The princess is the daughter of his beloved and longed Catalina, always present in his memory. It was probably one of the few happy moments of the queen, when she saw before that pair of young newlyweds who had just sixteen. And so he pleased, he asked them to dance in your presence.
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In July 1550 he was visited by his grandchildren Mary and Maximilian of Austria, cousins \u200b\u200band spouses, welcoming the couple "with great joy and contentment." Her granddaughter showed her pictures of his own daughters and the Archduke Charles. Studying the images with great interest, Mary Jane asked the name and age of each family portraits, "with other features and Donayre." Queen complained that he had not been brought to the Princess Anne, the eldest daughter and future fourth wife of Philip II. The sovereigns explained that Anne had left to protect it from summer heat.
His grandson Maximilian presented with a gold cross that his son Ferdinand, Maximilian's father, had sent him. Although pleased with the cross, the queen was concerned with the place to save it. When his grandson suggested the hang of a fabric in your room, the queen said that the risk of theft required greater security, since many of his other belongings were missing. Delicately, Maximiliano changed the subject.
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Queen's collection, set mainly before 1507, rose slightly after 1512, when members of the royal family began "incursions" periodic her. Shocked by the disappearance of their belongings, Juana officials blamed the house before their own relatives. Thus tensions arose between Juana and many of his servants.
In late 1524, the emperor had ordered Juana trunks were secretly removed from their rooms and open in their presence. After selecting the gold, pearls, silver and precious stones from the chests, Carlos V allegedly ordered melt the gold objects that seemed old and not used and distributed the remaining assets with her younger sister Catherine. Later, suspecting that a chest had been removed and replaced, the Queen ordered that he would open before her. When they lifted the lid of the chest showed an old cloth and bricks. According to the camera man Juan de Arganda, the queen expressed relief when they learned that the missing property had served his son. Especially seemed to fear that unworthy servants from stealing their possessions.
Sources:
Bethany Aram, Juana Queen, Government, piety and dynasty. Marcial Pons, editions of History, SA 2001
Manuel Fernandez Alvarez, Juana La Loca, La Captive of Tordesillas. Espasa Calpe SA 2000
Monday, March 21, 2011
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daughter of Ramiro I and sister of Sancho Ramírez, first kings of Aragon, Sancha Countess is one of the most important female characters of the origins of the kingdom of Aragon. Entrepreneurial spirit and openness, was a powerful and influential woman, who lived the second half of the eleventh century, a time of endless battles of Reconquista, the plenary expansion of Romanesque art and great political, social and religious realm of a young man made his way from the valleys of the Central Pyrenees to the plains.
privileged witness of the transformation of the old fortress city of Jaca, construction of the cathedral and the consolidation of the pilgrimage route from the port of Somport and the valley of Aragon, lived out their days at famous landmarks such as San Juan de la Peña, Santa Cruz de la Serós, San Pedro de Siresa and the Palacio Real de Jaca, developing roles as diverse as the regency of bishoprics, monasteries and large estates, education of infants Pedro I and Alfonso I or the intermediary of Aragon with the abbots of Cluny and the legacies of the Holy See. The countess died around the year 1097 and his famous tomb, a masterpiece of Romanesque sculpture was moved in the sixteenth century Monastery of Santa María de Santa Cruz de la Serós that of the Benedictines of Jaca, which is conserved.
Intrigue, passion, hate, betrayal, are forces that are interwoven plot in this historical novel, in which the author captures his unique interpretation of familiar myths of the Middle Ages as the origin of the colors of the flag of Aragon, First Crusade against Islam, the powerful hosts del Cid, the birth of Santa Orosia tradition, Gregorian chant or the meaning of Chess Jaqués. The author describes the protagonist of his book as "A strong and feisty, brave, ahead of its time, like his brother Sancho Ramírez. They were both touched a task to consolidate the nascent kingdom of Aragon. The ideas were based on openness. "
Sources:
http://www.libreriacentral.com/ProductDetails.aspx?pId=9788495487087
http://www.diariodelaltoaragon.es/NoticiasDetalle.aspx?Id=665143 
daughter of Ramiro I and sister of Sancho Ramírez, first kings of Aragon, Sancha Countess is one of the most important female characters of the origins of the kingdom of Aragon. Entrepreneurial spirit and openness, was a powerful and influential woman, who lived the second half of the eleventh century, a time of endless battles of Reconquista, the plenary expansion of Romanesque art and great political, social and religious realm of a young man made his way from the valleys of the Central Pyrenees to the plains.
privileged witness of the transformation of the old fortress city of Jaca, construction of the cathedral and the consolidation of the pilgrimage route from the port of Somport and the valley of Aragon, lived out their days at famous landmarks such as San Juan de la Peña, Santa Cruz de la Serós, San Pedro de Siresa and the Palacio Real de Jaca, developing roles as diverse as the regency of bishoprics, monasteries and large estates, education of infants Pedro I and Alfonso I or the intermediary of Aragon with the abbots of Cluny and the legacies of the Holy See. The countess died around the year 1097 and his famous tomb, a masterpiece of Romanesque sculpture was moved in the sixteenth century Monastery of Santa María de Santa Cruz de la Serós that of the Benedictines of Jaca, which is conserved.
Intrigue, passion, hate, betrayal, are forces that are interwoven plot in this historical novel, in which the author captures his unique interpretation of familiar myths of the Middle Ages as the origin of the colors of the flag of Aragon, First Crusade against Islam, the powerful hosts del Cid, the birth of Santa Orosia tradition, Gregorian chant or the meaning of Chess Jaqués. The author describes the protagonist of his book as "A strong and feisty, brave, ahead of its time, like his brother Sancho Ramírez. They were both touched a task to consolidate the nascent kingdom of Aragon. The ideas were based on openness. "
Sources:
http://www.libreriacentral.com/ProductDetails.aspx?pId=9788495487087
http://www.diariodelaltoaragon.es/NoticiasDetalle.aspx?Id=665143
Sunday, March 20, 2011
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Sappho of Lesbos earned the nickname "the tenth muse", behind the nine inspiring deities of the arts and sciences. This nickname, which equates to Sappho, flesh and blood, with the deities promoting inspiration, demonstrating the importance he had in his time, the poet of the island its name. Sappho occupied an important role in the world of image poesía.Su recipientesde decorated ceramics and his face appeared on the coins. He was an intelligent woman and understood in the arts and sciences.
Sappho lived in the sixth century C., a time when poetry was the literary genre of ancient Greece exclencia. His lyrical poems, cocebidos to be accompanied with music, were The most significant of his time, but only retain a small part of his writings. Everything indicates that Sappho was a winner. In charge will be recited poems for weddings and banquets, and it gave him some economic autonomy. We know very little about his life, since there is almost no documentation, but it came from an aristocratic family, had three brothers and was married to a rich man who gave him a daughter named Cleis. In his time, the island of Lesbos was one of the wealthiest places in Greece, but for a while, had to emigrate because of political instability. Although it was estimated that about 580 BC, the exact date of his death and cause.
Now a widow created the "House of the servants of the Muses." There he taught a group of students the art of rhyme, music, dance, literature, science, to make crowns and pendants and flowers. The girls spent a period of their lives very specifically between childhood and marriage, in a kind of training for married life. While the men were trained in the art of war, they did in the art of song and dance.
Sappho The students worshiped Aphrodite, goddess of love, lust, beauty and reproduction, and this custom has often associated the practices lesbian. In addition to worship Aphrodite and Eros, the god of sexual attraction, Sappho's work has a strong erotic dimension, but no difference between males and females, suggesting that Sappho fell in love with her disciples and maintained relationships with many of them . Whatever the case, Sappho was in the middle of a group of women who were left guided by their teachings. It was the spiritual guide of many young people who live in marriage before they had to learn to be happy and then make their husbands happy.
Sappho and Alcaeus fellow are considered the most outstanding poets of the archaic Greek lyric poetry. Sappho invented three eleven-syllable verse and the end of five syllables Adonica known today as Sapphic ode. He wrote nine books of odes, nuptial or wedding songs, elegies and hymns. Of these there are only fragments and two complete poems: the Ode to the woman he loved, collected by Longino in his book Treaty sublime and Ode to Aphrodite, collected by Dionysius of Halicarnassus. In 1703, the Catholic Church ordered to burn all copies of the poems of Sappho, of which only one third was recovered. In 2004 they found new fragments of Sappho, which expand and substantially improve a of those who already had it.
Sources:
Teresa Vallbona, Great Women, the feminine side of the story. Editorial Ocean SL 2010
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safo_de_Mitilene
http://www.erroreshistoricos.com/curiosidades-historicas/sexo-en-la-historia/703-la-poesia-de- Sappho de Lesbos-the-origin-of-the-word-lesbiana.html
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Sappho of Lesbos Isabel of Castile and Ferdinand of Aragon (II)
As Paul II, maintaining excellent relations with Henry IV of Castile, refused to grant the desired dispensation of marriage to the young couple, and as the urgency was the wedding before the people, it must be a trick. Some authors say that the clergy who surrounded Isabella was convinced that the acquiescence of the legacy enough so he could marry without concerns of conscience and the Archbishop Carrillo began to make a bull signed by the late Pope Pius II, who died five years ago, for inclusion in the record and avoid a possible scandal. Isabel wrote that he had "sound conscience."
Reactions to this wedding did not take long, Isabel was disinherited and would defend itself against attacks, accusations and threats made by his brother Henry IV in Valdelozoya, in a long letter of more than ten pages. The Castilian monarch denounce the falsity of the papal bull used by the young princes, who ran the risk of being excommunicated by the Church for its boldness. Isabel and Fernando had to wait three years for their marriage was legally canon. John II of Aragon played obsessively to get Paul II's bull matrimonial dispensation, which won the next pope Sixtus IV in 1472 and was almost certainly brought in person by the legacy of Cardinal Rodrigo de Borja. By then I was born the first child of the royal couple, a princess named Elizabeth. 
October 14, Fernando Dueñas traveled from Valladolid to personally meet his bride. He was about dusk when he arrived at Palacio de los Vivero, where Elizabeth lived. The front door was closed but was opened a wicket that gave the field. There expected the archbishop of Toledo, Carrillo, who led Fernando to where you were the impatient princess. As Isabel had not ever seen one of his courtiers, Cardenas Gutierrez, whispered her fiance who was pointing his finger at "that is." In remembrance of this detail ordered two onths after Isabel contained in the Cardenas family crest.
From the first moment they met, is liked. Isabel was before the prince had thrown bold and dragged the greatest difficulties, and not a few risks, to be in that appointment. An attractive young man of medium height, slightly higher than her, black hair, broad shoulders, muscled, looking lively and happy, that forehead covered with hair combed forward, full beard, clever and intelligent, affable and people skills. Fernando looked to turn a beautiful princess of eighteen, a year older than himself, of medium height, blond and very white, blue-green eyes, good size, even majestic, strong and courageous. In this secret meeting, which lasted over two hours, attended as witnesses four knights of Aragon, by Ferdinand, and two from Isabel.
As Paul II, maintaining excellent relations with Henry IV of Castile, refused to grant the desired dispensation of marriage to the young couple, and as the urgency was the wedding before the people, it must be a trick. Some authors say that the clergy who surrounded Isabella was convinced that the acquiescence of the legacy enough so he could marry without concerns of conscience and the Archbishop Carrillo began to make a bull signed by the late Pope Pius II, who died five years ago, for inclusion in the record and avoid a possible scandal. Isabel wrote that he had "sound conscience."
as quickly as possible were arranged betrothal ceremonies, which began on 18 October at the Palacio de los Vivero, with the reading of the alleged papal bull by the Archbishop Carrillo to the couple. Fernando vowed the laws, charters, charters and privileges of Castile and immediately uttered the words that make this marriage. And they parted. Fernando slept that night at home of the archbishop.
The religious ceremony took place the next day at the Hall of the Palace Rica Nursery, officiated by Pedro Lopez de Alcalá, chaplain of the church of San Justo. Acted as godfathers Fadrique Enriquez, Admiral of Castile and Maria, wife of Juan Vivero. The atmosphere was charged with emotion and ritual are developed with extraordinary solemnity, without being pompous. The tears of joy and the cheers of the crowd, typical of the time, at the sight of so beautiful and so important betrothed. They were, for the moment, the kings of Sicily. After the ceremony there were celebrations, dances and fair. Everything was held very poorly, since they had to borrow money. Ferdinand and Isabella arrived penniless lacked it.
At night the couple retired to the bridal chamber, where they consummated their marriage. In the waiting room door witnesses, until at last able to collect the blood-stained wedding sheet that showed the loss of virginity of Elizabeth, which played to remove all the trumpets and drums and minstrels high and showed everyone in the room full of people were waiting. The subsequent festivities lasted seven days, as was customary. The city was full of spies of Henry IV and the Marquis de Villena, but this did not prevent the expansions happy most of the event involved.
Reactions to this wedding did not take long, Isabel was disinherited and would defend itself against attacks, accusations and threats made by his brother Henry IV in Valdelozoya, in a long letter of more than ten pages. The Castilian monarch denounce the falsity of the papal bull used by the young princes, who ran the risk of being excommunicated by the Church for its boldness. Isabel and Fernando had to wait three years for their marriage was legally canon. John II of Aragon played obsessively to get Paul II's bull matrimonial dispensation, which won the next pope Sixtus IV in 1472 and was almost certainly brought in person by the legacy of Cardinal Rodrigo de Borja. By then I was born the first child of the royal couple, a princess named Elizabeth.
Sources:
Isabel La Católica. Urbión Ediciones SA 1983
Manuel Fernandez Alvarez, Isabel La Católica . Espasa Calpe SA, 2006
Teresa Martialay, Elizabeth I. Homo Legens 2009
Tarcisio de Azcona, Isabel la Católica : The Life and Reign . The sphere of Books Ltd., 2002
Saturday, March 19, 2011
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beautiful game, full of goals and emotions and with the final result in the balance until the end.
markers for the Chico Mendes were:
- Pompili Manuel [2]
- Cioccoloni Mark [2]
- Poddi Mauro
Friday, March 18, 2011
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Thursday, March 17, 2011
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Wednesday, March 16, 2011
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26th day of the championship - the 25th day of defeat
4-3
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game that starts right uphill for twenty minutes arancioneri that are already under 2 goals, a result which will also close the first half.
The maneuver of arancioneri gains strength with each passing minute that arrive in a few minutes before the draw and then to the momentary advantage for 3 to 2.
Then, inexplicably, with the meeting now almost complete, because even two unforgivable naivete, the Chico takes two goals by the hosts until the final 4 to 3.
A shame for arancioneri also because, thanks to this victory, they would have mathematically won salvation.
markers for the Chico Mendes were:
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- Pompili Manuel
- Alessio Della Luna
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Sunday, March 13, 2011
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Clara Campoamor
Clara Campoamor is considered one of the "mother" of English feminism, advocated equal rights for women, plus women's suffrage and promoted the first divorce law. His literary activity the developed in the newspapers of the time: La Tribuna, Nuevo Heraldo, El Sol and El Tiempo. Among his works: The right of women in Spain (1936), The status of English women (1938), My mortal sin, the female vote and I and English Revolution as seen by a Republican.
born in Madrid's Maravillas district on February 12, 1888, in a family of humble origin. His mother was a dressmaker and her father, an accountant from a newspaper. On the premature death of his father was forced to interrupt his studies and began his working life at thirteen years, helping his mother as a dressmaker. Then becomes dependent on trade until 1909, which presents some administrative examinations and get a place in the auxiliary of the Telegraph, one of the few who could aspire to being a woman. This body becomes official Post and Telegraph practicing in Zaragoza and San Sebastian.
In 1914, introduces himself and gets a place in a competition for teachers in schools for adults, going to practice in Madrid. In his work as an educator secretary added journal "La Tribune". The economically distressed he suffered in his childhood and youth were not an impediment to that in 1924, with thirty-six years, obtained a law degree at the University of Madrid, having gone through Oviedo and Murcia. In 1925 he was appointed a member of the Bar, when they began their political activities. Since then manifests itself as a tireless fighter for equal rights. Besides
Margarita Nelken and Victoria Kent were the first women to win a seat in Parliament first Republican in 1931, elections to which Clara Campoamor was presented by the Radical Party, being elected to parliament in Madrid . He was part of the Constitutional Commission composed of twenty-one deputies and there effectively fought to establish non-discrimination on grounds of sex, the legal equality of children gotten inside and outside of marriage, divorce and universal suffrage, often called "female vote" . got everything except on the vote, which had to be debated in Parliament.
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opposed women's suffrage because they believed that, influenced by the Church, the Republic would not vote. This position was supported by the right and the rejection of Clara Campoamor, who claimed the right to female vote, independently of whether they liked it or not its orientation. So Clara Campoamor and Victoria Kent, "La Clara" and " The Yolk" as they are nicknamed in the press of the time, got into a huge debate. Clara Campoamor kept the theoretical principle of equality and bore the brunt of the debates almost alone, opposed by his own party, the Radical, and most Republicans. There were many who opposed the enfranchisement of women: the traditionalist right-wing parties and Catholic and republican parties from utilitarian positions.
Eventually the matter was resolved with a narrow victory of supporters of the "female vote" against the opponents, so that the Constitution adopted by the Republican Parliament, recognized the full legal and political equality of men and women and thanks to the influence of Clara Campoamor the female vote went ahead. In the 1931 Constitution, the article that was well recognized: "Citizens of either sex, aged over 23 will have the same voting rights as determined by law" and voted in English General Election 1933, paradoxically, the year that both Clara Campoamor and Victoria Kent lost his seat.
In 1935, separated from the Radical Party, complaining of neglect and lack of support from his party paid to women's issues. At that time, she was appointed President of the Pro-Child Labour Organization, to meet the girls and boys Asturias. Finding no political group that openly supports the rights of women, seeks, unsuccessfully, to organize an independent political party and denied entry into the Republican Left Party. He wrote and published in May 1935, My mortal sin. The female vote and I a testament to their parliamentary struggles. At the outbreak of civil war and was exiled in 1937 published in Paris, The English Revolution as seen by a Republican. lived a decade in Buenos Aires and earned a living translating, lecturing and writing biographies. Attempted to return to Spain in the late 1940's, but found that he was prosecuted for belonging to a Masonic lodge.
In 1955 he settled in Lausanne, Switzerland, and worked at a law firm until he lost his sight. He died of cancer in April 1972. His remains were transferred some years after his death Polloe cemetery in San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa, remains in the family vault to be godmother Monsó Riu family. After the transition takes place honors and awards that are valued as low pro-equality organizations of women. Colleges, schools, cultural centers, women's associations, parks and streets were named. The Secretariat for Equality of the PSOE established Clara Campoamor Awards annually to recognize those individuals or groups that have meaning in the defense of women's equality.
In 2006, 75 th anniversary of the adoption of universal suffrage in Spain, various groups began a campaign to seek recognition by Congress of Deputies of their contributions to the placement of a bust in their facilities. In November of that year, the Socialists issued a bill asking the government of the PP that equality policies were also reflected in the coinage of the euro. The female figure was chosen to appear on future euro coins was that of Clara Campoamor, as the leading advocate of women's vote in the Second Republic, a proposal which was finally approved on Tuesday June 12, 2007, by the full Congress , with the support of all parliamentary groups except the PP. From the English political transition many municipalities have dedicated streets and avenues in their localities. In 2007, the Ministry of Development launched on B-32 Multipurpose Vessel Clara Campoamor, named in his honor, operated by the Society of Maritime Safety Agency.
Sources:
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Campoamor
http://www.malostratos.org/mujeres/campoamor.htm
http://www.ciudaddemujeres.com/mujeres/Politica/CampoamorClara . htm 
Clara Campoamor is considered one of the "mother" of English feminism, advocated equal rights for women, plus women's suffrage and promoted the first divorce law. His literary activity the developed in the newspapers of the time: La Tribuna, Nuevo Heraldo, El Sol and El Tiempo. Among his works: The right of women in Spain (1936), The status of English women (1938), My mortal sin, the female vote and I and English Revolution as seen by a Republican.
born in Madrid's Maravillas district on February 12, 1888, in a family of humble origin. His mother was a dressmaker and her father, an accountant from a newspaper. On the premature death of his father was forced to interrupt his studies and began his working life at thirteen years, helping his mother as a dressmaker. Then becomes dependent on trade until 1909, which presents some administrative examinations and get a place in the auxiliary of the Telegraph, one of the few who could aspire to being a woman. This body becomes official Post and Telegraph practicing in Zaragoza and San Sebastian.
In 1914, introduces himself and gets a place in a competition for teachers in schools for adults, going to practice in Madrid. In his work as an educator secretary added journal "La Tribune". The economically distressed he suffered in his childhood and youth were not an impediment to that in 1924, with thirty-six years, obtained a law degree at the University of Madrid, having gone through Oviedo and Murcia. In 1925 he was appointed a member of the Bar, when they began their political activities. Since then manifests itself as a tireless fighter for equal rights. Besides
Margarita Nelken and Victoria Kent were the first women to win a seat in Parliament first Republican in 1931, elections to which Clara Campoamor was presented by the Radical Party, being elected to parliament in Madrid . He was part of the Constitutional Commission composed of twenty-one deputies and there effectively fought to establish non-discrimination on grounds of sex, the legal equality of children gotten inside and outside of marriage, divorce and universal suffrage, often called "female vote" . got everything except on the vote, which had to be debated in Parliament.
Victoria Kent opposed women's suffrage because they believed that, influenced by the Church, the Republic would not vote. This position was supported by the right and the rejection of Clara Campoamor, who claimed the right to female vote, independently of whether they liked it or not its orientation. So Clara Campoamor and Victoria Kent, "La Clara" and " The Yolk" as they are nicknamed in the press of the time, got into a huge debate. Clara Campoamor kept the theoretical principle of equality and bore the brunt of the debates almost alone, opposed by his own party, the Radical, and most Republicans. There were many who opposed the enfranchisement of women: the traditionalist right-wing parties and Catholic and republican parties from utilitarian positions.
Eventually the matter was resolved with a narrow victory of supporters of the "female vote" against the opponents, so that the Constitution adopted by the Republican Parliament, recognized the full legal and political equality of men and women and thanks to the influence of Clara Campoamor the female vote went ahead. In the 1931 Constitution, the article that was well recognized: "Citizens of either sex, aged over 23 will have the same voting rights as determined by law" and voted in English General Election 1933, paradoxically, the year that both Clara Campoamor and Victoria Kent lost his seat.
In 1935, separated from the Radical Party, complaining of neglect and lack of support from his party paid to women's issues. At that time, she was appointed President of the Pro-Child Labour Organization, to meet the girls and boys Asturias. Finding no political group that openly supports the rights of women, seeks, unsuccessfully, to organize an independent political party and denied entry into the Republican Left Party. He wrote and published in May 1935, My mortal sin. The female vote and I a testament to their parliamentary struggles. At the outbreak of civil war and was exiled in 1937 published in Paris, The English Revolution as seen by a Republican. lived a decade in Buenos Aires and earned a living translating, lecturing and writing biographies. Attempted to return to Spain in the late 1940's, but found that he was prosecuted for belonging to a Masonic lodge.
In 1955 he settled in Lausanne, Switzerland, and worked at a law firm until he lost his sight. He died of cancer in April 1972. His remains were transferred some years after his death Polloe cemetery in San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa, remains in the family vault to be godmother Monsó Riu family. After the transition takes place honors and awards that are valued as low pro-equality organizations of women. Colleges, schools, cultural centers, women's associations, parks and streets were named. The Secretariat for Equality of the PSOE established Clara Campoamor Awards annually to recognize those individuals or groups that have meaning in the defense of women's equality.
In 2006, 75 th anniversary of the adoption of universal suffrage in Spain, various groups began a campaign to seek recognition by Congress of Deputies of their contributions to the placement of a bust in their facilities. In November of that year, the Socialists issued a bill asking the government of the PP that equality policies were also reflected in the coinage of the euro. The female figure was chosen to appear on future euro coins was that of Clara Campoamor, as the leading advocate of women's vote in the Second Republic, a proposal which was finally approved on Tuesday June 12, 2007, by the full Congress , with the support of all parliamentary groups except the PP. From the English political transition many municipalities have dedicated streets and avenues in their localities. In 2007, the Ministry of Development launched on B-32 Multipurpose Vessel Clara Campoamor, named in his honor, operated by the Society of Maritime Safety Agency.
Sources:
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Campoamor
http://www.malostratos.org/mujeres/campoamor.htm
http://www.ciudaddemujeres.com/mujeres/Politica/CampoamorClara . htm
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