During the 1952 presidential election, she became Ibáñez's campaign manager. After he won the presidency, he offered her a position in his cabinet as Minister of Education, but she refused, nominating instead María Teresa del Canto from her own party.
In the 1952 presidential election, she played a pivotal role as Ibáñez's campaign chief. Following his victory, he offered her a position in his government as Minister of Education, but she declined, instead suggesting María Teresa del Canto from her own party.