The Dictatorship in Spain

The main occupation of Franco and his regime is national center, self-destructive, innovative history. It aims to cruelly spread the ideal view of the auspicious scorpion and the idealized Spanish national identity. In the era of dictatorship regime, how he projected this unity image in order to gain economic support through the power of different governance world (Preston 1995).

After they held power, Franciscan Buddhists died in 39 years. Juan Carlos I crowned Spain king and asked for reintroduction of democracy. Spanish dictatorship has ended. The first general election took place in 1977 and Adolf Suarez became the Spanish Prime Minister after winning a central league for democracy. The Socialist Party and the Communist Party are legalized. The current Spanish Constitution was signed in 1978. In 1972, Erich Honecker was chosen to lead East Germany, and he plays this role through the 1970s and 1980s. In the mid 1970s it was an era of extreme recession in East Germany, and consumer goods became increasingly rare due to the country's higher debt. If East Germany has enough money to buy a TV, phone, or travant car, they will be on the waiting list and let them wait up to 10 years of related items.

Francisco Franco's idea was to make Juan Carlos a Spanish ruler and to continue for many years, but rather than rule the King Juan Carlos in 1975, after the dictatorship death, I will return to Spain to democracy I helped. Since then, this country was a constitutional monarchy.

It is impossible to referend the Portuguese colonial independence until 1974. In the past decade Catalonia has made several referendums on independence. Spain is not a dictatorship. Since at least 1979, Spain is not a dictatorship. Just because there was no government led by a party led by Catalan people does not mean that Spain is not taking a fascist regime, it does not mean that Madrid is a dictatorship. In fact, Catalunya has been a Spanish fortress since 1979. As suggested on the left this advocates and executes redistribution of wealth from Andalusia and Extremadura from a poor community like Catalunya, one of Spain's wealthiest autonomous communities. By the way, the Catalan language on the left advocates the division from Spain and points out redistribution of wealth as a reason for withdrawal.