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The Socialist wing won, and a provisional government was created by Niceto Alcalá Zamora, a moderate Republican. His government included socialists, republicans and Catalonian nationalists. -
Manuel Azaña was the leader of the left-wing party, Acción Republicana, and he governed in coalition with the PSOE. This leader started many reforms.
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Victoria Kent didn't want women to vote, because they wouldn't vote for her, but Clara Campoamor got this right for them.
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In this new Constitution, Spain was a democratic republic with the right to Autonomy for the first time, apart from freedom, association, universal suffrage to women, the right to divorce, etc. -
There were lots of riots which caused the dissolution of Azaña's government, specially in the small village of Casas Viejas (Cádiz), where thirteen anarchists were killed by the police. -
The right wing parties won the elections and this new government tried to eliminate all the previous reforms.
Consequently, there was a period of revolution organised by anarchists and socialists. -
The right wing parties won the elections and tried to eliminate all the reforms started in the previous period.
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The Lieutenant José Castillo, Guardia de Asalto and member of the Unión Militar Republicana Antifascista, was killed by Falangists. -
José Calvo Sotelo, the Leader of the right-wing opposition, was killed by Castillo’s comrades. -
The army uprising began as a pronunciamiento, but it resulted in the outbreak of a civil war.
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