US EditionEduardo Dato’s Legacy that Still Persists in Sahagún
Eduardo Dato, imbued in the Encyclical Rerum Novarum of Pope Leo XIII (1891), is recognized as the pioneer of social policy in Spain. For 25 years he was a deputy to Cortes by Murias de Paredes. At that time he was several times a minister and presided over the Congress of Deputies. On three occasions he was also the President of the Government. Perhaps because of the consequences of the application of his social policy, the third time he presid…
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Eduardo Dato, imbued in the Encyclical Rerum Novarum of Pope Leo XIII (1891), is recognized as the pioneer of social policy in Spain. For 25 years he was a deputy to Cortes by Murias de Paredes. At that time he was several times a minister and presided over the Congress of Deputies. On three occasions he was also the President of the Government. Perhaps because of the consequences of the application of his social policy, the third time he presid…
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