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Source: *Muñoz Encinar, Laura; Palomo Guijarro, Gonzalo; Recio Cuesta, José Antonio (2010). "Comunismo libertario y autonomía indígena" [Libertarian communism and indigenous autonomy]. Historia Actual Online (in Spanish) (21): 119. ISSN1696-2060. Retrieved 2024-08-22. el anarcosindicalismo español puede vanagloriarse de haber dado [...] la primera secretaria general de un sindicato español: Ana Sigüenza, máximo representante de la CNT entre octubre de 2000 y marzo de 2003. [Spanish anarcho-syndicalism can boast of having given the first female general secretary of a Spanish trade union: Ana Sigüenza, the highest representative of the CNT between October 2000 and March 2003.]
Pascual, Alfredo (2018-03-26). "Del 8M a Amazon: CNT y CGT resucitan a costa de los dinosaurios sindicales" [From 8M to Amazon: The CNT and CGT resuscitate at the expense of the union dinosaurs]. El Confidencial. ISSN2695-8848. Retrieved 2024-08-21. Ana Sigüenza [...] fue la primera secretaria general de un sindicato en España, entre 2000 y 2003 [Ana Sigüenza [...] was also the first female general secretary of a trade union in Spain between 2000 and 2003.]
Vadillo Muñoz, Julián (2019). "De la larga noche de la dictadura franquista a la transición democrática" [From the long night of Franco's dictatorship to the transition to democracy]. Historia de la CNT: utopía, pragmatismo y revolución [History of the CNT: Utopia, Pragmatism and Revolution] (in Spanish). Los Libros de la Catarata. p. 277. ISBN978-84-9097-567-1. en este tiempo la CNT eligió por primera vez en la historia del sindicalismo español a una mujer como secretaria general en la persona de Ana Sigüenza. [at this time the CNT elected for the first time in the history of Spanish trade unionism a woman as general secretary in the person of Ana Sigüenza.]
Comment: I understand that DYK is sceptical of hooks about firsts, so I have endeavoured to show multiple reliable sources that attest to this fact (one from a journal, another from a newspaper, another from a book) and provided original and translated quotes. I have also checked it against lists of secretaries-general of other major Spanish trade union centers, including the UGT, CCOO and CGT, none of which have ever had a woman as secretary general. I'm happy to provide further proofs of this if necessary. If reviewers still aren't convinced, I have provided an alt.
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Number of QPQs required: 1. Nominator has 40 past nominations.
Hook: Hook has been verified by provided inline citation
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QPQ: Done.
Overall: Nice work. I prefer ALT0 (although I can see why some people might be leery about it). I doubt if the general public might find ALT1 interesting though. Epicgenius (talk) 15:04, 22 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Nice work. I prefer ALT0 (although I can see why some people might be leery about it). I doubt if the general public might find ALT1 interesting though. Epicgenius (talk) 15:04, 22 August 2024 (UTC)