“An authentic competition.” This is how UNED’s professor of Contemporary History Julio Gil Pecharromán describes the political management that was launched during Francoism, in the sense that, although it was a single party system, “within there were different ideological currents that disputed the control of the Government or the Courts.” In the face of so many opposing alternatives, “Franco gave prizes and punishments and gave a family a lot o…
“An authentic competition.” This is how UNED’s professor of Contemporary History Julio Gil Pecharromán describes the political management that was launched during Francoism, in the sense that, although it was a single party system, “within there were different ideological currents that disputed the control of the Government or the Courts.” In the face of so many opposing alternatives, “Franco gave prizes and punishments and gave a family a lot o…