Violeta Chamorro
Violeta Chamorro is a Nicaraguan politician and journalist who served as the first female president of Nicaragua from 1990 to 1997. She is known for her role in leading the country towards democracy after the Sandinista revolution, promoting reconciliation and reform in a politically tumultuous environment.
Born on Oct 18, 1929 (95 years old)
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Costa Rica:
Violeta Chamorro was the first woman to democratically reach the presidency in Nicaragua and all of Latin America.
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Venezuela:
Violeta Chamorro was the candidate supported by Carlos Andrés Pérez during Nicaragua's transition to democracy.
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Colombia:
Doña Violeta Chamorro was the first woman to be elected president of Nicaragua by popular vote.
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Jamaica:
Violeta Chamorro, an unassuming homemaker who was thrust into politics by her husband’s assassination, has died at the age of 95.
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Taiwan:
Violeta Chamorro was the first woman elected president in the Americas and played a crucial role in bringing peace to Nicaragua after years of war.
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Spain:
Violeta Chamorro was the first woman to be elected president of Nicaragua by popular vote.
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United Arab Emirates:
Violeta Chamorro was the former president of Nicaragua who made a significant impact in politics after the assassination of her husband.
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Nicaragua:
Violeta Chamorro's government attempted to reform the Nicaraguan Army after the revolutionary triumph of 1979.
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