"Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n Gadea (Matigu\u00E1s, 1961), es una soci\u00F3loga nicarag\u00FCense, feminista y exguerrillera revolucionaria.\u200B"@es . . . . . . . "Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n Gadea (born 1961) is a Nicaraguan sociologist, feminist, and former revolutionary guerilla. Bland\u00F3n was born in Matigu\u00E1s, a town in northern Nicaragua and from a young age began working with peasants there. At 17, she became involved in the Nicaraguan Revolution, fighting as a revolutionary guerilla on the ground. During and immediately after the war she established a feminist identity and became determined to advance women's rights. After the war, Bland\u00F3n worked in an agricultural trade union, giving lectures on sexuality, gender, and violence against women. She began to dedicate herself to the furthering of women's reproductive rights. Cooperating with other Central American feminists, Bland\u00F3n founded the feminist program La Corriente, an organization aimed at promoting feminist thought that continues to operate today. She has a Master's degree in Gender and Development Perspective from the University of Barcelona, is a Postgraduate in Education in Gender Focus at the Central American University of Managua, and is a consultant in gender policy and development."@en . "55744981"^^ . . . "Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n"@es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n Gadea"@en . "Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n"@en . . . . . "1961"^^ . . . "Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n Gadea (born 1961) is a Nicaraguan sociologist, feminist, and former revolutionary guerilla. Bland\u00F3n was born in Matigu\u00E1s, a town in northern Nicaragua and from a young age began working with peasants there. At 17, she became involved in the Nicaraguan Revolution, fighting as a revolutionary guerilla on the ground. During and immediately after the war she established a feminist identity and became determined to advance women's rights. After the war, Bland\u00F3n worked in an agricultural trade union, giving lectures on sexuality, gender, and violence against women. She began to dedicate herself to the furthering of women's reproductive rights. Cooperating with other Central American feminists, Bland\u00F3n founded the feminist program La Corriente, an organization aimed at promot"@en . . . . . . "Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n"@en . . . . . . "Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n"@en . . . "Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n Gadea"@en . . . "Bland\u00F3n in a 2018 interview"@en . . "3193"^^ . . . "Mar\u00EDa Teresa Bland\u00F3n Gadea (Matigu\u00E1s, 1961), es una soci\u00F3loga nicarag\u00FCense, feminista y exguerrillera revolucionaria.\u200B"@es . "1961"^^ . . . . . . "1053055743"^^ . . "La Corriente"@en . . .