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Once Francesc Macià was officially appointed, he formed an Executive Council made up exclusively by members of ERC. The most urgent task pending at legislative level was the exhaustive organization of the new institutions. To fulfill that purpose, the Parliament of Catalonia passed its first law, the
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of the Republican era were called. The Republican Left of Catalonia, in coalition with the Socialist Union of Catalonia and other minor Republican parties, won a large majority of seats (67 of 85), while the previously hegemonic Regionalist League came in second place but far behind ERC (17 from 85).
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While Macià's government sought to implement a progressive agenda to improve the living conditions of the popular classes and the petite bourgeoisie, as well to normalize Catalan language at institutional level, the government faced various limitations on their power due to the low fiscal autonomy
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was approved on 11 April 1934, which sought to solve the issue of the Dead Cultivator and to facilitate the cultivators' access to the land they were working on. From its inception, the law encountered fierce opposition from the Catalan League (the refoundation of the Regionalist League) and the
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The events of May 1937 (conflict between anarchists and communist factions) stopped the revolution, and the republican forces concentrated their activity on the war. At the end of 1937 the Spanish Republican government moved to Barcelona, which caused many disputes between the two governments.
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Between October 1934 and February 1936, the Statute and the Parliament were suspended by the Spanish government and the Presidency of the Generalitat was occupied by officers appointed by the Spanish government with the title of governor-general of Catalonia:
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of the Republic, which annulled it. The response of the Generalitat was the approval of an identical law in the Parliament, leading to the beginning of a negotiation with the government of the Republic headed by the Republican radical
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The Parliament of Catalonia continued its legislative work by approving several progressive laws that sought to modernize the country and improve the living conditions of Catalan population. Along these lines, the controversial
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with the possibility of creating autonomous regions, thus differing from the federal Catalan statute proposal. After prolonged and harsh parliamentary debates, it was substantially modified and finally passed by the
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Although General Francisco Franco formally abolished the Generalitat when his forces entered Catalonia through Lleida in April 1938, the Republican Generalitat continued to act in the unoccupied territory until the
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which allowed the beginning of construction of the institutions and move from a provisional government to a statutory government with Francesc Macià ratified as President of the Generalitat and Lluís Companys as
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of 17 August 1930, Republican and Catalan political parties agreed on a global design for the imminent change of regime that included the political autonomy of Catalonia within the projected Republic.
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On 25 December 1933, Macià died and the Parliament appointed Lluís Companys as his successor, who held the position until the end of the civil war, except for the suspension of the Statute (
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granted by the Statute, the slow transfer of competencies from the Spanish government, the economic crisis, the working class struggles and the internal disputes between ERC factions.
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Territorial division of Catalonia in comarques and regions (thus replacing the four Spanish provinces), passed by decree of the Government of Catalonia on October 1936
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In 1926, Estat Català attempted to liberate Catalonia from the Dictatorship with a volunteer militia and establish an independent Catalan Republic, but
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The coup and the military uprising of 18 July failed in Catalonia thanks mainly to the action of the popular militias. The forces of the CNT imposed a
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On 6 October, in response to the accession of the right-wing CEDA into the Spanish government, President Companys unilaterally proclaimed a "
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Catalan Agricultural Institute of Sant Isidre, representative of agricultural owners and close to the League. The Law was taken to the
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as first minister formed a unity government with left-wing parties and unions and approved the Collectivization Decree of 24 October.
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was discovered by French police and aborted. Francesc Macià was arrested and judged in France, however, gaining popularity. By the
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This article is about the historic political entity within the Second Spanish Republic. For the current autonomous community, see
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Catalan representatives of the Provisional Deputation prepared a draft bill of the statute of autonomy of Catalonia in
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On 12 April 1931, local elections gave a large and unexpected majority in Catalonia (including Barcelona) to the
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was founded, with jurisdiction over civil and administrative matters belonging to the Generalitat.
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República catalana i Generalitat republicana. Una reconsideració historiogràfica i política
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that acted de facto as the government body over the following months. In September 1936,
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of the Spanish Federal Republic" but the insurrection was defeated the same day by the
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Location of Catalonia (dark green) within the Spanish Republic (light green) and Europe
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proclaimed during the events of the proclamation of the Spanish Republic.
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With the Statute approved, on 20 November 1932, the first and sole
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The Commonwealth was abolished in 20 March 1925 by decision of the
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De la Granja, José Luis; Beramendi, Justo; Anguera, Pere (2001).
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Proclamation of the Republic and the Provisional Generalitat
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La formació d'una identitat. Una història de Catalunya
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Central Committee of Antifascist Militias of Catalonia
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Index

Catalonia
Catalan
Spanish
Flag of Catalonia
Flag
Seal of Catalonia
Seal
Els Segadors
Catalan
Location of Catalonia (dark green) within the Spanish Republic (light green) and Europe
Second Spanish Republic
Barcelona
Catalan
Spanish
Demonym(s)
Government
Generalitat of Catalonia
President
Francesc Macià
Lluís Companys
Parliament of Catalonia
Interwar period
Spanish Civil War
Established
Statute of Autonomy
Events of 6 October
Military uprising
Francoist occupation of Barcelona
Catalan Republic
Revolutionary Catalonia (1936–1937)

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