In 1931, Spain was proclaimed the Second Republic. In this context, women are eligible but can not vote. Victoria Clara Campoamor and Kent are the first women MPs who tread the courts and raises very tight fight for the rights of women. Clara Campoamor knows that passes through a first great achievement: the female vote. At this time, their struggle is not easy. Very soon finds its first obstacle: his own party colleagues, Republicans, left, fear that women vote influenced by the church and, therefore, right, so give it back. This argument generalizes and makes Clara Campoamor go running alone in the parliament in his advocacy of universal suffrage. After a struggle, and after many betrayals, the December 1, 1931, Campoamor achieves its goal: the vote for women. Wednesday, March 16, 2011
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In 1931, Spain was proclaimed the Second Republic. In this context, women are eligible but can not vote. Victoria Clara Campoamor and Kent are the first women MPs who tread the courts and raises very tight fight for the rights of women. Clara Campoamor knows that passes through a first great achievement: the female vote. At this time, their struggle is not easy. Very soon finds its first obstacle: his own party colleagues, Republicans, left, fear that women vote influenced by the church and, therefore, right, so give it back. This argument generalizes and makes Clara Campoamor go running alone in the parliament in his advocacy of universal suffrage. After a struggle, and after many betrayals, the December 1, 1931, Campoamor achieves its goal: the vote for women.
In 1931, Spain was proclaimed the Second Republic. In this context, women are eligible but can not vote. Victoria Clara Campoamor and Kent are the first women MPs who tread the courts and raises very tight fight for the rights of women. Clara Campoamor knows that passes through a first great achievement: the female vote. At this time, their struggle is not easy. Very soon finds its first obstacle: his own party colleagues, Republicans, left, fear that women vote influenced by the church and, therefore, right, so give it back. This argument generalizes and makes Clara Campoamor go running alone in the parliament in his advocacy of universal suffrage. After a struggle, and after many betrayals, the December 1, 1931, Campoamor achieves its goal: the vote for women. 
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