Elisabeth Kopp: ascensão, queda e reabilitação
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Ao ser eleita para o Conselho Federal em 2 de outubro de 1984, Elisabeth Kopp foi a primeira mulher a ocupar o cargo de ministro. Porém ela renunciou depois de menos de cinco anos no poder devido a um escândalo político.
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