In 1944, groups supporting women's suffrage, the most important being Feminine Action, organized around the country. During 1945, women attained the right to vote at a municipal level. This was followed by a stronger call of action. Feminine Action began editing a newspaper called the Correo Cívico Femenino, to connect, inform and orientate Venezuelan women in their struggle. Finally, after the 1945 Venezuelan coup d'état and the call for a new Constitution, to which women were elected, women's suffrage became a constitutional right in the country.
In 1944 groups supporting women's suffrage the most important being Feminine Action organized around the country During 1945 women attained the right to vote at a municipal level This was followed by a stronger call of action Feminine Action began editing a newspaper called the Correo Cívico Femenino to connect inform and orientate Venezuelan women in their struggle Finally after the 1945 Venezuelan coup d'état and the call for a new Constitution to which women were elected women's suffrage became a constitutional right in the country