- He
cited the
Biscayan fueros as a
precedent for the
United States Constitution. (Adams, A defense…, 1786) This view
regards fueros as
granting or acknowledging...
-
legal force with
respect to
certain auxiliary civil fueros in the
Basque Country, Navarra, and Aragon. (in Spanish)
Fuero Juzgo in
Latin and Spanish...
-
using these legendary fueros as a
foundation for
their own
legal rights and privileges. The
first historical mention of the
Fueros de
Sobrarbe appears in...
- Joaquín
Fuero (21
August 1814
Villa de
Guadalupe – 21
April 1861
Mexico City) was a
Mexican soldier and
author who
fought in the Mexican–American War...
-
reactionary and the
liberal brand of the pro-
fueros movement pleaded for the
maintenance of the
fueros system and
territorial autonomy against the centralizing...
-
infrequently the
motto appears in
another version,
namely as "Dios, Patria,
Fueros, Rey". The
Basque Nationalist Party formed among Basque Carlists who substituted...
- The
Fueros of
Navarre (Spanish:
Fuero General de Navarra, Basque:
Nafarroako Foru Orokorra,
meaning in
English General Charter of Navarre) were the laws...
-
Confirmation of the
Fueros. It
included a
promise by the
Spaniards to
respect a
reduced version of the
previous Basque self-government. The pro-
fueros liberals strong...
- 10th and 11th centuries, the
presura led to the "charters" (forais or
fueros).
Fueros were used even
south of the
Central Range.[better source needed] The...
- the
cities both
remained in
Muslim hands.
During his
reign Peter bestowed fueros on
Barbastro (1100),
Caparroso (1102), and
Santacara (1102). The last was...
