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Spain on the Brink of Civil War: How the Left Is Tearing the Country Apart Again
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Nearly a century after the bloody civil war that cost half a million lives, Spain's political fault lines have burst open again. Polarization has reached levels rarely seen since the transition to democracy. Is the country repeating the mistakes that led to chaos in the 1930s? That is the question posed by PAL opinion writer Drieu Godefridi. The Spanish Civil War (1936–1939) remains a gaping wound in the collective memory of the left. For the Re…
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