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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-71680-6o democratisation in the countries of Southern and Eastern Europe, Latin America and Africa.. This book is a contribution to the further understanding of one particular process, that which took place in Spain.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-37763-2created by the Labour Party and financially supported by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) and its affiliates. The purpose of this chapter is to examine the impact that the activities carried out not only by the SDDC but also by the Labour Party and the TUC had on the PSOE/UGT, and to assess what they achieved during this period.

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Patrizia Anesa,Aurora Fragonarastorical links with Europe, Spain could not be left out of the European Community indefinitely, but nor could it be allowed in under a dictatorial regime. Socalists within the European Parliament reiterated the democratic credentials required for entry, and in this they echoed and reinforced the arguments of the Spanish clandestine opposition.

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Introduction,o democratisation in the countries of Southern and Eastern Europe, Latin America and Africa.. This book is a contribution to the further understanding of one particular process, that which took place in Spain.

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,The Socialist International 1960–77,and 1970s. It is paradoxical that its particular interest in Spain was invited by the PSOE leadership in exile, yet it resulted in the international backing of the rival leadership of the underground inside Spain.

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2633-5964 ecific individuals and organizations made a significant contribution to the democratization process. Dr Ortuño Anaya establishes for the first time the role played by European socialist and trade union organizations, in particular the German Social Democratic Party and its affiliated unions, the Lab