When referring to strong and motivated women leaders Corazon Aquino, Benazir Bhutto, and Indira Gandhi have been three of the most outspoken and influential women leaders. All becoming a political leader during a time when women were not seen to be in the political eye as capable of running a country. Each women set out to prove the politics whom had been criticizing, doubting, and secretly planning to destroy the dreams that they all possessed. Each country had its own specific economical and social inequality that these women attempted to solve, they all had one common factor in place they were women with little to no political experience of their own. These women did not let the countless murder assignations, brutal hurting of their families, or unjust political members steer them away from their visions of becoming the leader of their country.
Corazon Aquino’s rise to power was different from any other political leader that the Philippines had seen. Aquino’s power came upon due to the assignation of her then husband Benigno Aquino in 1983. Many opposed of allowing a mere “housewife” proceeded to become the next leader of the country, however Aquino herself dismissed the critics and began her journey as a powerful women leader. Using her religious views as a Roman Catholic to influence her political outlook she gained more enemies than she did supporters. Aquino was despised by many in the nation because of her optimistic yet
Indiria Ghandi had a 18 year political spiral that many well say were the downfall of India and is also the reason why they are still in an economical downfall. Her life as a child was like no other she did not get experience the typical childhood memories of having play dates with other children instead she was forced to be consistently moved around with her family due to his political ties. Ghandi's entire family was filled with political influences, her grandfather being a leader within the political wing of congress and...