- or falcondismo, was
increasingly contested within the Comunión. The
Sivattistas pressed for
terminating the
regency and for Don
Javier to
declare himself...
- gap
between two
groups of
Catalan Carlists, the
Javieristas and the
Sivattistas.
Antonio Pérez de
Olaguer descended from
distinguished families both...
-
which refused to
integrate with the
Sivattistas, Vallverdú 2014, p. 172-5. Yet
another one
writes that the
Sivattistas were prin****l
force behind emergence...
- menendezpelayistas, mellistas, nocedalistas, jaimistas, cruzadistas, falcondistas,
sivattistas, carloctavistas, juanistas, rodeznistas, estorilos, javieristas, hugocarlistas...
-
Leadership of Fal
Conde was
coming under fire from two groups. The
Sivattistas suspected that by
supporting overdue regency Fal
Conde intended to ensure...
- deteriorated; Zamanillo's
calls for
discipline were
largely aimed against the
Sivattistas.
Confirmed as
member of
Consejo Nacional and
attending the
first gathering...
- 1960s as
reaction to
progressist bid to
control Carlism, were
formed by
Sivattistas and the
remaining Carloctavistas,
MacClancy 2000, p. 98
Heras y Borrero...
- its
moving spirit,
Nonell Brú, of appea****t
versus the regime; the
Sivattistas considered it
outraging that
memory of Terç was
enveloped in the Francoist...
-
Ignacio de Orbe
Tuero (1926-2006),
sided with
another Carlist branch, the
Sivattistas, as in 1959 he was
reported as
joining RENACE, César Alcalá, D. Mauricio...
- from the
party during the last 20 years: Rodeznistas, Carloctavistas,
Sivattistas and the
recently expulsed politicians like José Luis
Zamanillo or Francisco...
