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Madrid Event Honors Journalists Who Defied Franco
A June 9th event at Madrid's Larra 14, a building with a rich journalistic history, honored 20 journalists who resisted Franco's dictatorship through various methods, highlighting the struggle for press freedom and its eventual restoration after the transition to democracy.
Madrid Event Honors Journalists Who Defied Franco
A June 9th event at Madrid's Larra 14, a building with a rich journalistic history, honored 20 journalists who resisted Franco's dictatorship through various methods, highlighting the struggle for press freedom and its eventual restoration after the transition to democracy.
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36% Bias Score
PP Cancels Franco Death Commemoration, Promoting Alternative Transition Narrative
The Spanish People's Party (PP) successfully passed a non-binding Senate motion to cancel government events commemorating Franco's death, promoting alternative celebrations of Spain's democratic transition and highlighting Juan Carlos I's role; the left opposed the motion, agreeing that Franco's dea...
PP Cancels Franco Death Commemoration, Promoting Alternative Transition Narrative
The Spanish People's Party (PP) successfully passed a non-binding Senate motion to cancel government events commemorating Franco's death, promoting alternative celebrations of Spain's democratic transition and highlighting Juan Carlos I's role; the left opposed the motion, agreeing that Franco's dea...
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52% Bias Score
Brazil's 1985 Transition: An Incomplete Break from Military Rule
The indirect election of Tancredo Neves as Brazil's president on January 15, 1985, ended 21 years of military rule but was met with mixed reactions due to its undemocratic nature and Neves's subsequent death, leading to José Sarney's presidency.
Brazil's 1985 Transition: An Incomplete Break from Military Rule
The indirect election of Tancredo Neves as Brazil's president on January 15, 1985, ended 21 years of military rule but was met with mixed reactions due to its undemocratic nature and Neves's subsequent death, leading to José Sarney's presidency.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Historians' Impact on Post-Franco Scholarship
Spanish historians Santos Juliá and José-Carlos Mainer, shaped by Franco's dictatorship, advanced social history methodologies and profoundly influenced the study of Spain's democratic transition, with Mainer's seminal work on Spain's Silver Age and Juliá's extensive writings on contemporary Spanish...
Spanish Historians' Impact on Post-Franco Scholarship
Spanish historians Santos Juliá and José-Carlos Mainer, shaped by Franco's dictatorship, advanced social history methodologies and profoundly influenced the study of Spain's democratic transition, with Mainer's seminal work on Spain's Silver Age and Juliá's extensive writings on contemporary Spanish...
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20% Bias Score
Sánchez's Speech: Selective History and Omitted Transition Figures
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's speech marking 50 years since Franco's death selectively highlighted figures like Franco and Carrero Blanco, omitting key figures from the democratic transition and presenting factual inaccuracies, such as claiming the Guernica's 'return' to Spain.
Sánchez's Speech: Selective History and Omitted Transition Figures
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's speech marking 50 years since Franco's death selectively highlighted figures like Franco and Carrero Blanco, omitting key figures from the democratic transition and presenting factual inaccuracies, such as claiming the Guernica's 'return' to Spain.
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64% Bias Score
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