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Fifth Column
Spanish Newspaper Showcases Saddamist Insurgent Leader
2007-10-17
Posted by:anonymous5089

#3  Cheeze. I can't recall the last time I even heard the name Primo de Rivera.
Posted by: Fred   2007-10-17 17:32  

#2  I dunno, Franco was not a fascist, he was more of a strong-arm, rightwing, catholic dictator. There were clearly fascist elements around him (José Antonio Primo de Rivera and the falange), but his regime was, as far as I know (not much), traditionalist & reactionary, not revolutionary & anticapitalist.

I don't know what Franco would see of today's "issues", and I don't know what the spanish far-right's relationship with saddam was (here in France, it was pro-saddam/baathist, and still is notably anti-US, with I feel, a resurgence of antisemitism, infused from the far-left).
Posted by: anonymous5089   2007-10-17 12:44  

#1  Franco's fascists are not entirely gone, it would appear.
Posted by: Glenmore   2007-10-17 12:34  

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