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MOST INFLUENTIAL WOMEN IN THE WORLD. WOMEN LEADER
FEMALE PRESIDENTS
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1972-80 Director of Iceland’s National Theater was the world’s first
democratically elected female President. Since 1996 she has been
involved in a wide range of international humanitarian and cultural
organizations. She was a divorcee and mother of an adopted a daughter.
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01.04-01.10.1981 Captain Regent Maria Lea Pedini Angelini, San Marino |
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Every 6th month The Consiglio Grande e Generale elects two Captain Regents, who acts as heads of State and Government and as Chairmen of the Consiglio Grande e Generale. From ca. 1991 she has been Director in Ministry of Government and Foreign Affairs, since 1995 Ambassador in the Ministry to France, Denmark, Sweden, Norway etc. (b. 1954- ). |
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15.02.1982-15.02.1987 President Agatha Barbara, Malta |
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She was Labour M.P 1947-82 and for long periods the only woman in Parliament. Minister of Education and Culture 1955-58 and 1971-74 Labour, Welfare and Culture (Third in Cabinet) 1974-81. In the last period she was Acting Prime Minister on various brief occasions. She resigned as President 2 years ahead of time because Labour lost the 1987-elections. She lived (1923-2002). |
| 01.04-1.10.1984 and 01.10.1989-01.04.90 Captain Regent Gloriana Ranocchini, San Marino | |
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14.05-16.05.1984 Acting Head of State Carmen Pereira, Guinea Bissau |
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She
has been Member of the African Party for the Independence of G-B and
Cape Verde (PAIGC) since 1962 and later Political Commissioner for
the Southern Front, and only female member of the 24 member Committee
Executivo da Luta (CEL).
In 1973-84 Deputy President of Assembléia Nacional
Popular, 1975-80 President of the Parliament of Cap Verde (which was
in union with Guinea Bissau at the time) 1981-83 Minister of Health
and Social Affairs 1984-89 President of Assembléia Nacional Popular,
1989-94 Member the Council of State and 1990-91 Minister of State
(Deputy Premier) for Social Affairs. She acted as head of state after
João Bernardo Viera, Head of state since 1980, was elected President
in 1984. In 1999 he was deposed after a military coup d'Etat. |
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25.2.1986-30.06.1992 Executive President Maria Corazon Sumulong Cojuangco Aquino, The Phillipines |
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Cory Aquino became leader of the opposition after the murder of her
husband Ninoi Aquino in 1986, and was brought to power by the
so-called "People Power", which protested about President Marcos's
attempts to remain in power. She was also Head of the Cabinet. 1998
among the senior advisors of the new President Estrada. During
her term in office she fought off 8 attempted coup d'etats.
Mother of 4 children. (b. 1933-)
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