-
split into the
mainstream liberals followers of the
Count of
Romanones (
romanonistas) and the
followers of
Manuel García Prieto, the "democrats" (prietistas)...
- Died 28
September 1965 Madrid,
Spain Political party Liberal Party (
romanonista)
Occupation Journalist, politician, economist, sociologist, lawyer, writer...
- García-Prieto led the so-called demócrata ("democratic") minority,
rival of the
romanonista majority. On 27
November 1912, he and
French amb****ador to
Spain Léon...
-
evolved from centre-left to
extreme right:
initially Requejo supported the
Romanonista dynastic Liberalism, then he
turned towards accidentalist Acción Católica...
- the
alliance list and ran stand-alone in
Pamplona against a Jaimista-
Romanonista-Maurista block,
suffering defeat. In 1918 he
intended to
stand from Pamplona...
- Biscay, it
again won;
apart from Lezama, it
included a
Conservative and a
Romanonista candidates,
though Lezama was the most-voted one. His
second term was...
- constitutionalists,
tetuanists and
other branches of Conservatism,
Romanonistas, Gamacistas, fusionists,
reformists and
other branches of Liberalism...
- Unamuno, but by a
slight margin he was
himself defeated by a
Liberal Romanonista candidate; this did not
prevent his
supporters from
claiming “triunfo...
-
Jaimistas stood alone and were
trashed by a
broad Leftist coalition of
romanonistas, socialists, democrats,
republicans and datistas;
during supplementary...
