Another approach to the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera, and the final period of general
In this video, I've found in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq0OZ2HvGHE can be see other views on the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera. Not that pose very different approaches than the other videos that I have presented, but also provides additional information.
For example, includes areas such as the Patriotic Union, but not described in detail. On administrative reform, does not specify the instruments, but it is very interesting.
also plays the labor movement. On the socialist tells us that after the death of Pablo Iglesias in 1925, the socialist movement is divided into trade unionists who defend them in collaboration with the regime (eg, participating in joint committees ) and the minority sector, or Prietista (headed by Indalecio Prieto) who opposes the general. Respect to communists and anarchists, they are persecuted by the system. As a result, the anarchists are divided between more radical, advocating armed struggle (the future IAF), and the more moderate.
video also relates the success of the joint France-Spain landing at Alhucemas, and the defeat of Abd-el Krim. Defeat in general involved later, in 1936, give a coup.
Following this, Primo de Rivera achieved enormous popularity, and decided to extend the provisional of his regime, institutionalized through a new constitution that the video does not describe in detail, but you have in the proposed texts. As a result, begin to separate the socialist system and the king.
Another aspect that is spoken in the video is the policy of public works (roads, railways, dams, irrigation canals, power lines, enabling the use of appliances ...). The result is a significantly improving the living standards of the population (with shades) and, hence, a reduction of social conflicts that had so proliferated in the years of WWI.
However, as we know, the general began to suffer the growing opposition of the army, the bourgeoisie, the Catalan nationalists (by the centralization of the system). Political tension is growing, and on January 27, 1930 Primo de Rivera should resign.
It happens the government of General Berenguer, which is what would protect the political transition towards democracy . However, the slowness and superficiality of the changes being made will lead to growth a Republican opposition that is embodied in the Pact of San Sebastián and the uprising Jaca. The repressive measures taken by the government against the rebels will lead growth of republicanism, as we know, will crystallize in the elections called by Admiral Aznar, in charge of making the parliamentary system.
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