The death was confirmed to El Diario de Hoy by its prime, the Alcaldesa de Santa Ana, Milena de Escalón, de ARENA.
As a woman very hardworking, empathetic and dedicated to the culture and defense of the rights of women. I will record the Alcaldesa de Santa Ana, Milena de Escalón Lilian Díaz Sol, who died in the hospital of the Social Security.
“She was my mother’s prime minister, she had a lot of appreciation, she was a female worker, in the cultural part, she was in the academy, she was a very active woman in the life of a salvadoran woman,” Escalón explained.
Según dijo, Díaz Sol fue deputada por el PCN en la decada de los 90. Al hablar de ella, Milena de Escalón recuerda el gran parecido fisico que ambas tienen, tanto que las confundían com hermanas, recuerda la alcaldesa.
“Lamento deeply the death of her, for sure, a very old guapa, our decision: ‘that you are her hermens’. He was a very hard worker, working hard for the human rights of the women, ”said De Escalón.
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On March 12, 2018, a publication of “eltarget” was launched as one of the five most influential women in the Salvadoran society.
“Conocida as one of the most elegant women, Lilian Díaz Sol, is the founder of the prestigious Pigmalion School, specializing in Imagen Personal and Etiquette. Among its many logos, a very strong papal government in the country, as represented by the PCN, was elected President of the Family Commission, the Mujer and the Niño, among others. Fue producer of various programs, such as ‘Mujer 2000’; is an excellent speaker and reader, conducts to international level on his merits. In 2013, he published an autobiographical book called ‘Gracias a la Vida’ “, published the website” eltarget “.
The “Observer” also hosted an interview in April 2014, colocandola as one of the most salvaged women’s swords to legalize immigrants in the United States.
“The Spanish community of United States is very valiant for this country”, said Díaz Sol to interviewer Mario Jiménez Castillo.
“It promises us that in the decade of the present and the present, the woman in her country will not aspire to important charges and for this reason she will have the ability to educate women so that they can become incumbent on the campus of politics. , economics and the arts ”, part of the interview conducted at Díaz Sol.
His book “Gracias a la Vida” will narrate his experiences as a woman “in a difficult era, especially referring to the armed conflict that broke out in El Salvador in 1978 in 1992, related” El Observador “.
His residence lasts many years in the United States and is valued as the consul general of El Salvador.
“Consider and pay homage to the governing state that provides a legalization of just as many Hispanic, working, valiant and emigrant Spanish workers as” living in the United States “, he said in” The Observer “in 2014.