Politician, Journalist. She is widely recognized for being the first woman to be a federal deputy to the Congress of the Union for the National Action Party (PAN) in 1964, a position she held until 1967. She became an important figure in the political participation of women in Mexico. In 1982, she was elected again as a federal deputy, holding the position until 1985. She also held various positions within the party that she joined in 1956, including being a member of the National Executive Committee, national adviser, president of the State Executive Committee, National Secretary, among others. Additionally, Villalobos was also a journalist and wrote for several media outlets.
Politician, Journalist. She is widely recognized for being the first woman to be a federal deputy to the Congress of the Union for the National Action Party (PAN) in 1964, a position she held until 1967. She became an important figure in the political participation of women in Mexico. In 1982, she was elected again as a federal deputy, holding the position until 1985. She also held various positions within the party that she joined in 1956, including being a member of the National Executive Committee, national adviser, president of the State Executive Committee, National Secretary, among others. Additionally, Villalobos was also a journalist and wrote for several media outlets.
Bio by: Ola K Ase
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