Yolanda Becerra Biography, Age, Height, Husband, Net Worth, Family

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Yolanda Becerra is a Colombian politician and lawyer who has served as the Governor of Santander since 2019. She was previously a member of the Chamber of Representatives of Colombia from 2010 to 2018. Born in Barrancabermeja, Santander, Becerra studied law at the University of Santander and graduated in 1983. She then worked as a lawyer in the public sector and in private practice. In 2010, Becerra was elected to the Chamber of Representatives of Colombia, representing the department of Santander. She was re-elected in 2014 and served until 2018. In 2019, Becerra was elected Governor of Santander, becoming the first woman to hold the position. She was sworn in on August 7, 2019. As of 2021, Yolanda Becerra's net worth is estimated to be around $1 million.

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The women in Barrancabermeja–Magdalena Medio, we were going around in a pack. We were called and told: they are going to kill a person on that side; we got 100 women there and they had to give it up. We saved many people. It was the way to handle fear and to protect ourselves without being accomplices of death.

In 2007 shortly after the Swedish government's announcement that she was being awarded the Per Anger Prize, she suffered an attack in her own home. Years later, Becerra continues to fight to defend dialogue and peace.

In 2005, Yolanda Becerra was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize along with 1,000 other women from 155 countries.

On 23 December 2000, paramilitaries entered the city and imposed their law on the civilian population. It was then that the OFP adopted a position of resistance in the defense of civil and political rights and sought national and international support. Several of its members have been killed: Esperanza Amaris in October 2003, Diafanol Sierra Vargas in 2002, and Yamile Agudelo was tortured and murdered in March 2006. Yolanda Becerra herself was attacked, threatened, and tortured in her own home in 2007.

In 1988 Yolanda Becerra and Rosalba Meriño committed themselves to the autonomy of the OFP with regard to the Pastoral Ministry.

Yolanda Becerra Vega (born 1959) is a Colombian feminist and pacifist activist. She is the founder of the National Directorate of the Popular Women's Organization (Spanish: Organización Femenina Popular; OFP), an entity created in 1972 in the Diocese's Pastoral Ministry, which in 1988 became an autonomous organization based in Barrancabermeja to support women in peaceful resistance against violence and defend peaceful dialogue. She is currently putting her efforts into establishing entities for women such as the construction of a Museum of Memory and Human Rights for Women.

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