Carmen Polo

Carmen Polo was the wife of Francisco Franco, the Spanish dictator who led Spain from 1939 to 1975. She was known for her close association with Franco’s regime, often acting as a political confidante and hostess at official events. While not officially a government politician, she wielded significant influence and was involved in social and charitable activities. Her presence emphasized the personal and political unity of Franco’s leadership, and she became a notable figure in Spain’s mid-20th-century history.