Claim: Rosa Torre González, who lived to be 82, served as a promoter during the 1916 Primer Congreso Feminista (First Feminist Congress).
Evidence: In January 1916 the Primer Congreso Feminista (First Feminist Congress) was held and topics discussed were education, including sexual education; religious fanaticism; legal rights and reforms; equal employment opportunity; and intellectual equality among others. Torre served as a promoter for the gathering traveling to Acanceh, Temax and Motul to boost attendance of qualified women. María Rosa Torre González (30 August 1890 – 13 February 1973) was born in the state of Yucatán, Mexico. 
13 February 1973(1973-02-13) (aged 82)
Mexico City, Mexico Torre served as a promoter for the gathering traveling to Acanceh, Temax and Motul to boost attendance of qualified women. In January 1916 the Primer Congreso Feminista (First Feminist Congress) was held and topics discussed were education, including sexual education; religious fanaticism; legal rights and reforms; equal employment opportunity; and intellectual equality among others.