At the age of 95, Violetta Barrios de Chamorro, the first woman heading Nicaragua, died in Costa Rick. In recent years, Chamorrro lived outside public life under the supervision of doctors after a stroke in 2018. On Sunday, June 15, writes Reuters.
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. After returning to Nicaragua, she married journalist Pedro Hoakin Chamorro, a famous critic of dictator Somosa.
After his murder in 1978, an uprising broke out in the country, which led to the overthrow of the regime.
. In 1989 she headed the opposition coalition and won the election, receiving 54% of the vote.
. At the same time, she led the country in the context of a difficult economic crisis. After the end of the deadline, she put up the authority and moved away from politics.
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