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Alicia García-Salcedo González (1903, Uviéu - 2003, Llanes), was an Asturian Catholic lawyer known for becoming in 1935 the first lawyer of Asturies.

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1. "La inspiradora historia de la primera abogada de Asturias". 2018.
2. ARANTXA MARGOLLES (2017). "EL COMERCIO, ante la jornada 'Futuro en femenino', relata la historia de mujeres pioneras".

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