Zuleika Alambert

Zuleika Alambert (23 December 1922, in Santos – 27 December 2012, in Rio de Janeiro) was a Brazilian writer, feminist, and politician. She was elected a State Representative for the city of Santos in 1947 by the Brazilian Communist Party, becoming one of the first women to hold a seat in the Legislative Assembly of São Paulo. Quotes I was one of the first women to occupy a slot in the Legislative Assembly of this city. Presidió el Consejo Estatal de la Condición Femenina; I was coordinator of the Education, Culture and Environment Committee. I was a refugee in Paris, France. He died in Río de Janeiro on December 27, 2012. I was a feminist leader and fought for social rights in Brazil. Participated in movements to support women in his country. Funded the State Council for Women's Conditions in the State of São Paulo and coordinated the State Commission for Education, Culture and Environment in the State of São Paulo External links Category:Non-fiction authors from Brazil Category:Feminists Category:Communists Category:Women authors from Brazil Category:Women politicians in Brazil Category:1922 births Category:2012 deaths Category:Women born in the 1920s Category:Women activists from Brazil Category:Women's rights activists