Teresa Leger Fernández
Teresa Leger Fernández is a Democratic congresswoman representing New Mexico's 3rd congressional district. Elected in 2020, she has focused on issues such as women's rights, healthcare, and environmental protection. Recently, she gained attention for leading a protest where Democratic colleagues planned to wear pink to President Trump's address, symbolizing their opposition to policies perceived as harmful to women and families.
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United States:
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández emphasized the importance of prioritizing Epstein's victims during the release of documents.
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United States:
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández is among the leaders of the coalition supporting trans athletes.
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United States:
Teresa Leger Fernández is the Democratic Women’s Caucus Chair and part of the coalition supporting trans athletes.
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United States:
Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández cited former Rep. John Lewis as an example of Democrats pursuing their convictions.
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United Kingdom:
Teresa Leger Fernandez criticized Republicans for preventing a debate on the tariffs.
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United Kingdom:
Teresa Leger Fernández, chair of the DWC, spoke about the significance of the color pink in their protest.
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Canada:
Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez, head of the Democratic Women’s Caucus, said the pink outfits were supposed to represent feminist resistance to Mr. Trump’s backward policies.
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United States:
Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez of New Mexico wore a raspberry jacket.
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United States:
DWC chair and Democratic Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez wore a fuchsia tweed cardigan.
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Australia:
Representative Teresa Leger Fernandez, the chair of the Democratic Women’s Caucus, spoke about the negative impacts of Trump's policies on women.
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