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Rosa Amelia Guzmán was a Salvadoran journalist, feminist and suffragette. Her 1950 speech to the Constituent Assembly was instrumental in women gaining, not just the right to vote, but the rights of citizenship on 14 September. She was one of the first four women elected to serve in the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador.

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rdfs:comment	Rosa Amelia Guzmán fue una periodista, feminista y sufragista salvadoreña. Se convertiría más tarde en la segunda esposa del expresidente salvadoreño Arturo Araujo y fue una de las tres primeras mujeres en ser electas diputadas de la Asamblea Legislativa de El Salvador. (es) Rosa Amelia Guzmán was a Salvadoran journalist, feminist and suffragette. Her 1950 speech to the Constituent Assembly was instrumental in women gaining, not just the right to vote, but the rights of citizenship on 14 September. She was one of the first four women elected to serve in the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador. (en) Rosa Amelia Guzmán, var en salvadoransk politiker. Hon blev 1956 sitt lands första kvinnliga parlamentariker. (sv)
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has abstract	Rosa Amelia Guzmán fue una periodista, feminista y sufragista salvadoreña. Se convertiría más tarde en la segunda esposa del expresidente salvadoreño Arturo Araujo y fue una de las tres primeras mujeres en ser electas diputadas de la Asamblea Legislativa de El Salvador. (es) Rosa Amelia Guzmán was a Salvadoran journalist, feminist and suffragette. Her 1950 speech to the Constituent Assembly was instrumental in women gaining, not just the right to vote, but the rights of citizenship on 14 September. She was one of the first four women elected to serve in the Legislative Assembly of El Salvador. (en) Rosa Amelia Guzmán, var en salvadoransk politiker. Hon blev 1956 sitt lands första kvinnliga parlamentariker. (sv)
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