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María Bruguera Pérez (6 November 1913 – 26 December 1992) was an anarcho-syndicalist who died in Madrid in 1992. Bruguera came from a family of deep anarchist convictions in a PSOE dominated town in a Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (CNT) area. By the age of nine, she was getting politically involved by joining . She also became involved with the women's theater group .

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rdfs:comment	María Bruguera Pérez, née le 6 novembre 1913 à Jerez de la Caballeros (Espagne) et morte à Madrid le 26 décembre 1992, est une militante féministe libertaire espagnole. Elle fréquente très jeune le milieu libertaire et prend part à la Révolution sociale espagnole de 1936 dans les rangs de la Confédération nationale du travail, dans la Federación Ibérica de Juventudes Libertarias et dans l'organisation féminine libertaire Mujeres Libres. (fr) María Bruguera Pérez (Jerez de los Caballeros, 6 de noviembre de 1913 - Madrid, 26 de diciembre de 1992) fue una militante libertaria y activista feminista española. Bruguera provenía de una familia de profundas convicciones libertarias en una ciudad dominada por el PSOE en un área de la Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (CNT). A los nueve años, se involucró políticamente al unirse a Juventudes Libertarias. También se involucró con el grupo de teatro femenino Ni Dios Ni Amo. (es) María Bruguera Pérez (Jerez de los Caballeros, 1913ko azaroaren 6a - Madril, 1992ko abenduaren 26a) espainiar militante eta aktibista feminista izan zen. Bruguera konbentzimendu libertario sakonak zituen familia batean jaio zen. Bere aita, Antonio Bruguera, extremadurarra jaiotzez eta Palafrugelleko katalan baten semea, militante anarkista zen eta Jerez de los Caballeroseko Herriko Etxeko presidentea izan zen, nahiz eta herrian CNT - Confederación Nacional del Trabajo-ko (Lanaren Konfederazio Nazionala) sindikaturik ez egon. Bere anaia Antonio ere ideal libertarioaren jarraitzailea izan zen. Bederatzi urte baino ez zuela, hasi zen bere engaiamendu politikoa, Juventudes Libertarias (Gazte Libertarioak) taldean sartu zelarik. Ni Dios Ni Amo emakumezkoen antzerki taldean ere parte hartu zuen. (eu) María Bruguera Pérez (6 November 1913 – 26 December 1992) was an anarcho-syndicalist who died in Madrid in 1992. Bruguera came from a family of deep anarchist convictions in a PSOE dominated town in a Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (CNT) area. By the age of nine, she was getting politically involved by joining . She also became involved with the women's theater group . (en)
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