 After the conference, Vergara remained in Geneva lobbying for women's rights for several months.When she returned to Chile in 1932, she brought back an international view of feminism and found that the political unrest which had forced her departure had settled, with civil liberties being restored.In 1933, Vergara was supposed to represent Chile at the 1933 Pan-American Conference in Montevideo, Uruguay, Before the conference, she and Stevens had a split in philosophical ideas and Vergara withdrew.