Definition of Aperturista. Meaning of Aperturista. Synonyms of Aperturista

- Tomás Cámara y Castro, a hierarch described as posibilista, moderado and aperturista. He launched onslaught on fundamentalist line of local Traditionalist...
- administrators under the banner of the Alianza Po****r (referred to as aperturistas, those in favour of social reform), attempted to strike a balance between...
- present him as a "cerralbista", supporter of non-belligerent, moderate, aperturista policy of his old-time friend de Cerralbo. This stand was demonstrated...
- 1876 pilgrimage to Rome. Prevailing over the competitive group known as aperturistas, in 1879 Nocedal was officially nominated the claimant's political representative...
- to 11,000 in 1944, Rafael Ángel Nieto-Aliseda, El Alcázar: la etapa aperturista de un periódico laureado por el franquismo, [in:] Aportes 27/79 (2012)...
- growing rivalry within Carlism, divided between the immovilistas and the aperturistas. The former, led by Candido Nocedal, opted for intransigence. The latter...
- (Amadeo Marco, Julio Asiáin, Jesús Fortún y Julio Iturralde) and the aperturista “los tres” (Juan Manuel Arza, Félix Visus e Ignacio Irazoqui), Miguel...
- confronting the competitive group, led by marqués de Cerralbo and known as aperturistas, and is not considered protagonist of increasingly bitter strife between...
- as involved in increasingly bitter rivalry between immovilistas and aperturistas. In early 1887 the provincial Guipuzcoan Carlist jefe conde del Valle...
- electoral campaign of the Restoration Solferino became one of key so-called aperturistas; together with Cerralbo he pursued the path of acknowledging the system...