About Aviole Paul-Blanc
Lived 1901 – 1999 (aged 97–98). Aviole Paul-Blanc was a Haitian politician.
Aviole Paul-Blanc, also known as Madame Ulrick Paul-Blanc, was a Haitian politician. She and Madame Max Adolphe were elected to Parliament in 1961, becoming the first female parliamentarians in Haiti.
Biography Paul-Blanc was a candidate of National Unity Party in the first constituency of Hinche in the 1961 parliamentary elections. With the PUN being the only party to contest the election, she was returned unopposed to Parliament, becoming one of the first two female MPs alongside Madame Max Adolphe.
In 1975 she was arrested and jailed after a shipment of illegal arms in her name was uncovered. Her husband was also jailed and died in prison in July 1976. She was released in December 1976 as part of a Christmas amnesty.
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Who was Aviole Paul-Blanc?
Haitian politician
When was Aviole Paul-Blanc born?
Aviole Paul-Blanc was born in 1901.
When did Aviole Paul-Blanc die?
Aviole Paul-Blanc died in 1999.
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Aviole Paul-Blanc was a politician.
What nationality was Aviole Paul-Blanc?
Aviole Paul-Blanc was Haitian.
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