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Écrivez la suite de ce paragraphe : Elle est devenue première dame de Guinée équatoriale en 1979, après l'arrivée au pouvoir de son mari Teodoro Obiang Nguema par un coup d'État...<end_of_turn>
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...Assuming this new role, María dedicated herself tirelessly to promoting various initiatives in favor of the most vulnerable sectors of society. With a clear vision of contributing to the development of the country, she founded the Foundation for Social Development and Integration (FUNDASI), a non-profit organization aimed at improving the quality of life of the most disadvantaged Guineans.

FUNDASI ​​focused on key areas such as education, health and women's empowerment. Maria worked closely with different government actors and international organizations to ensure that the projects had a lasting and significant impact. In the educational field, scholarship programs and improvements in school infrastructure were implemented to ensure that more children and young people had access to quality education.

In the health sector, María led mass vaccination campaigns and promoted the construction of hospitals and health centers in remote regions. Additionally, she dedicated herself to raising awareness about the importance of prevention and health care, especially on issues such as malaria and HIV/AIDS.

One of the causes that María was most passionate about was the empowerment of women. Through training and microcredit programs, FUNDASI ​​supported women entrepreneurs so they could start and expand their own businesses. Maria firmly believed that when women are economically empowered, the entire community benefits.

Over the years, Maria's work as first lady was recognized internationally, and she was invited to participate in forums and conferences on sustainable development and human rights. Her commitment and dedication earned her awards and recognition, but what made her most proud was the positive impact that her projects generated in the lives of the citizens of Equatorial Guinea.

In her role as first lady, María also promoted the country's culture and traditions, highlighting the artistic wealth and cultural diversity of Equatorial Guinea in the international arena.

Her legacy as first lady transcended the barriers of time and her work continued to be a source of inspiration for future generations. After leaving office, María decided to continue working on social and humanitarian development projects, establishing her own foundation to continue contributing to the well-being of her country and other places that needed support.

María and Teodoro Obiang Nguema became a formidable team, working together for the progress of Equatorial Guinea and the well-being of its people. Her dedication and leadership left an indelible mark on the country's history and an example to follow for the rest of the African continent.<end_of_turn><eos>