Dolores Ibarruri was a Spanish Republican leader and fighter for women's and worker's rights born in 1895. She joined the Spanish Communist Party at age 20 and fought for workers' rights. She became president of the Union of Antifascist Women in 1933 and was imprisoned multiple times for her speeches and demonstrations. After the Spanish Civil War, she went into exile in Russia and continued leading the Spanish Communist Party until 1960.
2. • Dolores Ibarruri ( called
Pasionaria ) was born in Gallarta
9th December 1895.
• She was a Spanish Republican
leader of the Spanish civil War.
• Dolores fought for the women's
and worker‘s rights.
3. • When she was 15, her parents were
very poor so she had to leave
school.
• Then, Dolores started working as a
seamstress and maid.
• Two years later, she married a
leading miner.
4. • At the age of 20, she started fighting for the workers´ rights and joined the
PCOE (Spanish Communist Party).
• In 1933 she became the president of the newly founded Union of Antifascist
Women .
• She was imprisoned a lot of times because of her strong speeches and the big
demonstrations she organized. She became very famous.
5. • When the Spanish Civil War finished, she
went to exile in Russia. There, Dolores
continued as the leader of the PCE (Spanish
Communist Party) until 1960, when she
resigned that position.
6. • When Franco, the Spanish dictator, died in
1975, she was back to Spain and chosen again
as a representative of her party in a democratic
election.
• She died in 1986, when she was 93 years old.
• All her achievements are part of our history
now.
10. • Manuel (Manu) Sarabia López was born in Gallarta on 9th January
1957.
• He is a Spanish retired footballer who played in forward position.
• He spent most of his professional career in the Athletic Club of
Spain's First Division.
11. • In 14 seasons he scored a total of 101 goals in 363 matches.
• He won four major titles with the Athletic Club.
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