This document profiles 7 notable Argentinian and foreign women from history: Alicia Moreau, Azucena Villaflor, Juana Manuela Gorriti, Manuela Sáenz, Pierina Dealessi, and Trinidad Guevara. It provides basic biographical information for each woman, including their dates of birth, family backgrounds, careers, notable accomplishments, and dates of death. The document presents these women as pioneers and leaders in fields like feminism, politics, theater, and support of revolutionary movements in South America.

2. Argentinian women Foreign women
Alicia Moreau Manuela Sáenz
Azucena Villaflor Pierina Dealessi
Juana Manuela Gorriti Trinidad Guevara

4.  Alicia Mareau of just:
 was a doctor and policy in
Argentina, a leading figure of feminism and
socialism.
 In 1906 he began his public activity in the
forum of free thought with a work on
education and that year also founded the
first feminist center.
 In 1910 he was one of the organizers of the
first international women's
conference, founded the Athenian people.
In 1918 he founded the national feminist
union.
 Founded the socialist confederation in
Argentina and the foundation john v cules
just the prison until his death.

6.  Azucena Villaflor: Born in Avellaneda on
April 7, 1924.
 His parents were too young (15 years his
mother, Emma, and 21 his father, a
Florentine) and working class.
 In 1949 she married Pedro de Vicentini and
had 4 children.
 On April 30, 1977 demonstrated for the first
time in the Plaza de Mayo in front of the
pink house. On December 10, was
kidnapped by gt (task force)
His body was identified in 2005.
 On December 8, 2005 his ashes deposited
in Plaza de Mayo.

8.  Juana Manuela Gorriti: born June 15,
1819 in Salta, the ruling military hija Jose
Ignacio Gorriti.
 Extended study in principle Visitation
nuns convent of nuns.
 She married Manuel Isidoro velzu,
warlord of Bolivia.
 He had to go to Lima with sos children.
In 1966 he paid to help care for the
wounded at the siege of Callao.
 He moved to Buenos Aires in 1884.
 He died on November 6, 1892.

10.  Manuela Saenz: Born in Quito in 1795
and died in peru paita 1859.
Wife of Dr. j thorne, conviertió Bolivar's
mistress (1822) the saved his life in
1828. He was banished from Peru.
 She was the daughter of Simon Saenz,
her mother inside a school run by nuns
of Santa Catalina, was 17 years.
 He died poor and void after 59 years.

12.  Pierina Dealessi: Born in Italy and as a
child came to Buenos Aires.
 His career joining the cast in the theater
El Nacional.
 In 1930 began his film career in the film
Goodbye Argentina.
 He had important work.
 He died on January 1, 1983 in Buenos
Aires at age 88.

14.  Trinidad Guevara was born 1798 in Santo
Domingo de Soriano, Uruguay.
Uruguayan actress.
 In the early 1800's, Trinity and his family
moved to Montevideo, where his father
worked as an actor and archivist.
 Trinidad began to act as supporting
actress, excelling in various genres. At 17
he got his first role Patagonia.
 She was mistress of a married man with
whom he had 6 children.
 He died in Buenos Aires in 1873.

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