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Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo è stata la prima e unica donna portoghese a diventare Primo Ministro e la prima a candidarsi alle elezioni presidenziali in Portogallo. Questi due momenti l'hanno fatta conoscere, ma sono stati solo un dettaglio di un percorso intenso e pieno, segnato da una forte coscienza sociale e politica.
English: Signature of Maria de Lourdes Pintasligo (1930-2004), Prime Minister of Portugal (1979-80), the first woman to do so and the third woman to serve as Prime Minister in Europe, after Savka Dabčević-Kučar and Margaret Thatcher. Date. circa 1980.
Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo, née le 18 janvier 1930 à Abrantes et morte le 10 juillet 2004 à Lisbonne, est une femme politique portugaise. Premier ministre du V e gouvernement constitutionnel après l'approbation de la Constitution, elle reste à ce jour la seule femme à avoir exercé cette fonction au Portugal .
26 gen 2024 · “The promotion of gender equality, more than a fad, is an obligation and a duty of civilisation”. These were the words of Rogério Colaço, president of Instituto Superior Técnico, in his speech at the opening session of the seventh edition of the Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo Award (PMLP), created to promote gender equality.
Maria de Lourdes Pintassilgo , voormalig premier van Portugal, geeft persconfere, Bestanddeelnr 933-8082.jpg 3,640 × 2,427; 1.59 MB. Categories: Pintasilgo (surname) Maria (given name) Lourdes (given name) 1930 births. 2004 deaths. Deaths from myocardial infarction. Grand Crosses of the Order of Prince Henry.
14 lug 2004 · Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo, 74, the only woman to serve as prime minister of Portugal, died of heart failure Saturday in Lisbon. Trained as a chemical and industrial engineer, Pintasilgo worked ...
Maria de Lurdes Pintasilgo was born in 1930 in Abrantes, in the Tagus Valley. She early showed signs of exceptional qualities. She joined Acção Católica (Catholic Action) and, in her university years at the capital's higher technical institute (IST), the Catholic women's student movement, which she eventually led.
