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OUR GRANDFATHER FERRAN LISTENING NEWS ABOUT THE NEW CONSTITUTION
The Constitution was based on principles of democracy, secularism, and social justice. It guaranteed the freedom of speech, religion, and association, and established a system of proportional representation in elections. It also abolished the monarchy and created a federal system of government, with autonomous regions granted the right to self-government. -
HAPPY TIMES AT REPUBLICAN SCHOOL
The republic started in 1931 and it had happy times between the 31 and the 36 when the war started. -
14/4/1931 demonstration
On April 14th, 1931, a large demonstration took place in Spain to celebrate the proclamation of the Second Spanish Republic. The demonstration marked the end of the monarchy and the beginning of a new era in Spanish history. -
THE CHURCH AND THE ARMY ARE NOT VERY HAPPY
In Spain, the church and the army were not very happy with the Spanish Republic for various reasons. The Republic was established in 1931 after King Alfonso XIII was overthrown, and it aimed to modernize Spain, promote democracy, and reduce the influence of the church and the military. The church and the army were two powerful institutions in Spain, and they saw the Republic as a threat to their power and status. -
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THE TIET JOSEP SAYING THAT WITH THE REPUBLIC OUR LIFE WILL IMPROVE
These are some thing the spanish republic promised: Universal suffrage: The Republic extended voting rights to all adults, regardless of their gender, social status, or religion. This was a significant step towards creating a more democratic society. Education reform: The Republic aimed to provide free, compulsory education for all children up to the age of 14. This would help to increase literacy rates and provide greater opportunities for people to improve their lives. And some others. -
DEMONSTRATION SUPPORTING THE ESTATUT
The Estatut 1932 was an important achievement for Catalan nationalists who had been fighting for greater autonomy and recognition of their distinct culture and language. It established a Catalan government and parliament, allowed for the use of the Catalan language in public life, and gave the region control over its own finances and economy. -
SEEMS THE CEDA WILL WIN THE ELECTIONS
The victory of CEDA was seen as a setback for the left-wing Popular Front coalition, which had won the previous elections in 1931. Many feared that the rise of the right could lead to a reversal of the social reforms that had been introduced in the years since the fall of the monarchy. In particular, the victory of CEDA raised concerns among the working-class and socialist factions of society, who feared that their rights and freedoms would be curtailed under a conservative government. -
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CARME VOTING FOR THE FIRST TIME
The republic first implemented the wemen suffrage. -
COMPANYS AND THE JAILED CONSELLERS
Companys was sentenced to 30 years in prison, while several other consellers were given lengthy prison terms as well. They were held in harsh conditions and subjected to mistreatment by prison authorities. -
CENTER OF BARCELONA
In 1934, Barcelona was the site of a significant event in the history of Spain known as the "Revolution of 1934." This event was a failed attempt by left-wing parties and labor unions to overthrow the government of the Second Spanish Republic. -
We return voting
The 1936 election in Spain was a crucial event that marked the beginning of a series of political upheavals and social conflicts that ultimately led to the Spanish Civil War. The election took place on February 16, 1936, and was contested by several political parties, including the left-wing Popular Front coalition and the right-wing National Front coalition. -
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During the Civil War, Melilla also served as a refuge for Spanish and foreign nationals who fled the Republican zone, including Jews, intellectuals, and political dissidents. Melilla's Jewish community, which had a long history in the city, supported the Nationalist cause and provided financial and logistical aid to the Army of Africa.