Clara Campoamor was a Spanish politician and lawyer born in 1888 in Madrid who fought for women's rights and women's suffrage in Spain. She worked various jobs including as a telephone operator and at a newspaper where she became interested in politics. Campoamor advocated for women's ability to vote and her advocacy was successful, with women first being able to vote in Spain in 1933.

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3.  Name of person: Clara Campoamor.
 Born: 12/02/1888 (Madrid)
 Death: 1972 (Lausanne, Switzerland)
 Profession: Spanish politician and lawyer.
 City: Madrid, Spain.

4. She was a Spanish politician and lawyer.
After working at various jobs, including a
telephone operator where She was an
official at the post office, She went to work
in Tribune newspaper as chief secretary, a
position that allowed her to meet people
and where She became interested in
politics.

5. This woman was an advocate for women's rights
and fight for women’s vote, too.
The first time that women voted was in 1933.

7. By Mònica, Maria, Alba, Àlex and Alexandra
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