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Liberalism in Spain
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Ideologies Conservative Moderantism National Progressivism Radical Secular Social
Principles Civil and political rights Equality before the law Free trade Human rights Liberal democracy Secular state Social justice
History Spanish Constitution of 1812 Trienio Liberal Carlist Wars Glorious Revolution Republic First Second Spanish Civil War Bando republicano Spanish transition to democracy
People Aguilar Argüelles (Agustín) Argüelles (Canga) Alcalá Galiano Álvarez Azaña Bautista Canalejas Castelar Diego Espartero Fernández (de Moratín) Fernández (de San Miguel) García González Gutiérrez Llorente de Madariaga de Martínez Mon Montero Moret Narváez O'Donnell de Olózaga Ortega y Gasset Pavía Pérez Pineda Prim Queipo Quintana Riego Sagasta Serrano Suárez
Parties Active Citizens Defunct Democratic Convergence of Catalonia Democratic Party Democratic Progressive Party Dynastic Left Federal Democratic Republican Party Liberal Democrats Liberal Party 1880 1976 Liberal Union Moderate Party Monarchist Democratic Party Possibilist Democratic Party Progressive Party Radical Democratic Party Radical Republican Party Radical Socialist Republican Party Republican Left Republican Union 1893 1934 Union of the Democratic Centre Union, Progress and Democracy
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