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He was born in Madrid into a humble family with liberal-progressive thinking. After a financially difficult childhood, Clara is forced to stop studying and go to work.
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Clara, after working in various newspapers, began a career in law.
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While in college, she began defending women's rights and trying to stop prostitution.
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begins working at a law school with Victoria Kent -
After having refused to defend dictatorship on several occasions, Clara opposed it, taking her first steps in politics by joining the Liberal Socialist Group with Matilde Huici, which would later become a republican force.
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Clara is elected along with Margarita Nelken and Victoria Kent, being the first women to form part of the Republican Parliament.
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Clara gives her famous speech in defense of women that will lead her to success with the approval of the right to vote for women supported by the PSOE and some right-wing Republicans, but against her own party.v -
Together with the committee he begins to prepare a new constitution.
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Clara is not elected as a representative and the left accuses her of having lost the elections.
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After leaving her party, she tries to join others but unfortunately she is rejected and this causes her great sadness. -
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In this book called "the female vote and I" Clara details her political intentions. -
When the civil war begins, Clara does not hesitate and goes to Paris.
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In this book, Clara talks about how she experienced the revolution. -
Clara moves to Argentina where she publishes The legal situation of Spanish women.
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He tried to enter Spain but he was in danger because he belonged to Freemasonry.
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Seeing the danger he was in while in Spain, he went to Switzerland
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