TheRealCostaRicaBlog.com

Costa Rica President Chinchilla

President Laura Chinchilla has been seen kissing some of the older women who voted for the first time in Costa Rica and in their lives July 30 1950. A happy occasion was particularly important not only for achievement in itself and what it means for women in this country, but also by the fact that this achievement has flourished and led to the election of the first female president.

Sixty years ago, the During the period of turbulence in the world, small and large changes were developing for tomorrow's world to see, two major changes have led to elect the first African-American president in North America, and the first woman president of the Central America. Tears of joy were in the shade during the celebration and the president was radiant expression of affection and appreciation of their predecessors present at the ceremony, without forgetting those who have left us. It really is a transcendent moment in which the new infrastructure in the region first Votes for women were introduced and the commitment to improve education for health and safety for all young women and old, have been announced.

A severe manifestation of his knowledge the need to stop crime against women, and education to prevent unwanted pregnancies among teenagers today, not only working to resolve this problem, but they also work with the United States on controlling drug trafficking, children and control of trafficking in young women, the activities of energy renewable and new jobs for citizens.

The world needs more of these changes, the type of activities that contribute to shaping the new businesses during difficult times. A new look for women there is not only in Costa Rica, but throughout the world, a great example for women of achievement is possible, and also no such thing as a man or woman in the world, but a united world in which the two sexes working together, a woman who does not show the hardness of their power on men and others, but for its ability to show kindness to his intelligence and virtue ability to build on the success for her and others a tough world.

A proud moment in the history of the Americas, it is safe to say that many of us are very proud of the changes and we hope that other changes will be developed along the road changes that will bring other countries in Latin pride and joy, now that no part of America should be progress, we continue to monitor the success of the North Central and South America. Congratulations to all.

Costa Rica’s first female president

Tags: No Comments