Claudia Nogueira

She completed her basic studies at the Craighouse School in Santiago de Chile, and at the La Salle School in Temuco, where she completed her basic and media studies. Later she returned to Santiago, where she graduated as an attorney, after studying law at the Gabriela Mistral University.

Nogueira joined the Independent Democratic Union party at the age of eighteen, being a founding member, and university leader of her party. She dedicated himself to give classes of Introduction to Law in the careers of Journalism and Auditing of the Andrés Bello National University.

He worked in social work for her party. In 1997 she was Jovino Novoa's chief of staff in the senatorial campaign. She provided legal assistance at the parliamentary headquarters of the Deputy Cristian Leay, giving motivational talks to young people from Recoleta and Independencia. For the 1999 presidential campaign of Joaquín Lavín, she managed the women's issues of the candidate.

Her work continued as the wife of the Mayor of Recoleta, Gonzalo Cornejo, this is how she created a Training Center in various areas such as: gastronomy, hairdressing, dressmaking, first aid, computers, etc. Specially designed for female heads of household so that they could integrate into the labor market or work from their homes taking care of their children, 300 women are trained per year. She created several crafts and gymnastics workshops in more than 230 Mother and Senior Adult Centers for recreational and training purposes. She actively participated in the support of the Kindergartens of the Recoleta district, devising a kind of sponsorship between companies and the latter, collaborating permanently in accommodating your needs.

In 2005 she was nominated as Deputy for the District No. 19 corresponding to the communes of Independencia and Recoleta, in the Metropolitan Region for the period 2006–2010, being elected in December 2005 and assumed her functions on March 11, 2006 .

• Claudia Nogueira Fernández Reseñas Biográficas, www.bcn.cl

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