Carmen de Lara Castro

Carmen de Lara Castro was a Paraguayan politician and a prominent advocate for women's recognition in history. She played a crucial role in establishing the Día de la Mujer Paraguaya in 1975, which commemorates the contributions of Paraguayan women.

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Paraguay: Carmen de Lara Castro discusses the emotional and physical sacrifices women make in the fight against breast cancer. 8

Mariela Cuevas Marina Bergen De Rempel Rogelia Perez Lina Estela Benitez De Orue Maria Esther Roa Bettina Cuevas

ABC Color – leading Paraguayan newspaper, est. 1967: Las herederas de la “Asamblea del Bello Sexo”: las mujeres que siguen reconstruyendo el Paraguay - Nacionales

Paraguay: Carmen de Lara Castro was a prominent politician who advocated for women's rights and human dignity in Paraguay during the dictatorship of Alfredo Stroessner. 9

Alfredo Stroessner Julia Miranda Cueto Estigarribia

ABC Color – leading Paraguayan newspaper, est. 1967: Carmen de Lara Castro: la voz que institucionalizó el 24 de febrero - Nacionales

Paraguay: Carmen de Lara Castro proposed the establishment of the Paraguayan Women's Day in Congress. 7

Ana Barreto Valinotti Idalia Flores De Zarza Ernesto Geisel Beatriz Rodriguez Alcala Mercedes Sandoval De Hempel Maria Raquel Livieres Argana Ana Herken De Mengual Gabriela Valenzuela Francisco Solano Lopez J Augusto Saldivar Alfredo Stroessner Cecilio Baez Juan E O Leary Francisco Javier Rolon

ABC Color – leading Paraguayan newspaper, est. 1967: Historia y origen del Día de la Mujer Paraguaya: significado y legado de una fecha clave - Locales