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,Not Your Same “New” Madrid: The End of the Regional Identity Project and Changing Forms of Identifi Felipe González, promised “never to forget” Tierno Galván’s contributions to the capital.. The actions of the residents of Madrid that day also showed a strong desire to remember how Madrid had changed since the end of the dictatorship. Along the route of the funeral procession,

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Introduction,cisco Franco’s death in 1975. The mid-1980s, in particular, were years of elation, almost euphoria, for the citizens of Madrid. Simply put, things had changed. That change could be heard on the local airwaves, seen in exhibition halls, experienced in neighborhood bars, and felt especially on the str

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,From a “Fortress” to a “Plaza”: The Transformation of Madrid and the Formation of a New Civic Identas known around the world for its vibrancy. Part of the reason why Madrid’s transformation stands out is because it was so complete. The capital’s parks, monuments, and historical buildings were cleaned and repaired, and its once empty streets were filled with festivals, parades, footraces, open-air

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,Just a “Teardrop in the Rain”? The Movida Madrileña and a New Democratic Regional Identity,tivities, Madrid’s political elite increasingly focused cultural mobilization on the very “modern” symbols of the movida madrileña.. Thus, in contrast to many of the other regionalist projects in Spain during this period, Madrid’s political elite did not rely on the capital’s traditional customs or

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,Not Your Same “New” Madrid: The End of the Regional Identity Project and Changing Forms of Identified with Madrid’s transformation was also accompanied by a promise never to forget him. This pledge was made by both citizens from all walks of life and Spain’s political elite. After the horse-drawn carriage carrying the body of the mayor made its way through an ocean of placards reading, “We will n