Political developments - Liberalising policy 64-67

When did gov introduce liberalising policy?

1964-67

What did gov do 64-67?

Introduce liberalising policy

Liberalising policies 1964-67 (5)

1964 Law of associations

→ permitted formation of small social groups or orgs that weren’t explicitly political. Previously, only Falange group permitted

1966 Press Act

→ Stories no longer censored before being published. Individual newspapers greater independence from state appointing their editorial boards. Journalists greater freedom, still had to adhere to principles

1967 Organic Law

→ Created new office ‘Chief of Gov’ that was independent from head of state (Franco had BOTH positions until he died 🤣) Helped develop separation of powers + increased parliament by 20%, more ESP citizens involved in parliament

1967 Law of family representation

→ Permitted heads of families to vote, applied to both married women + men so technically expanded women’s voting rights

National movement still only party

1967 Religious Freedom act

→ Accepted other religious practices within country, weakening influence of Church

New synagogue opened in Madrid 1968

Civil marriage legalised

What is

1964 Law of associations

→ permitted formation of small social groups or orgs that weren’t explicitly political. Previously, only Falange group permitted

1966 Press Act

→ Stories no longer censored before being published. Individual newspapers greater independence from state appointing their editorial boards. Journalists greater freedom, still had to adhere to principles

1967 Organic Law

→ Created new office ‘Chief of Gov’ that was independent from head of state (Franco had BOTH positions until he died 🤣) Helped develop separation of powers + increased parliament by 20%, more ESP citizens involved in parliament

1967 Law of family representation

→ Permitted heads of families to vote, applied to both married women + men so technically expanded women’s voting rights

National movement still only party

1967 Religious Freedom act

→ Accepted other religious practices within country, weakening influence of Church

New synagogue opened in Madrid 1968

Civil marriage legalised

Liberalising policy 1964-67

What liberalising law was passed in 1964?

Law of associations

When was Law of associations passed?

1964

What was 1964 Law of associations?

Permitted formation of small social groups or orgs that weren’t explicitly political

Previously only Falange group allowed

What is

Permitted formation of small social groups or orgs that weren’t explicitly political

Previously only Falange group allowed

1964 Law of associations

When was the Press Act passed?

1966

What liberalising law was passed in 1966?

Press Act

What was 1966 Press Act

Stories no longer censored before being published. Individual newspapers greater independnace from state appointing their editorial boards. Journalists greater freedoms, still had to adhere to principles

What is

Stories no longer censored before being published. Individual newspapers greater independnace from state appointing their editorial boards. Journalists greater freedoms, still had to adhere to principles

1966 Press Act

1966 Press Act was a move from state censorship to

self-censorship

3 laws passed in 1967

Organic law

Law of family representation

Religious freedom act

When was organic law passed?

1967

What was 1967 Organic Law?

Created a new office ‘Chief of Gov’ that was independent from Head of state (Franco held both roles until he died) Helped develop separation of powers + increase parliament by 20%, more citizens involved in politics

What is

Created a new office ‘Chief of Gov’ that was independent from Head of state (Franco held both roles until he died) Helped develop separation of powers + increase parliament by 20%, more citizens involved in politics

1967 Organic Law

When was Law of family representation passed?

1967

What was 1967 Law of family representation?

Permitted heads of families to vote, applied to both married men + women so technically expanded women’s voting rights

National movement still only party

What is

Permitted heads of families to vote, applied to both married men + women so technically expanded women’s voting rights

National movement still only party

1967 Law of family representation

When was Religious freedom act passed?

1967

What was 1967 Religious freedom act?

Accepted other religions within country, weakening influence of the Church

New synagogue opened in Madrid 1968

Civil marriage legalised

What is

Accepted other religions within country, weakening influence of the Church

New synagogue opened in Madrid 1968

Civil marriage legalised

Religious freedom Act 1967

2 consequences of 1967 Religious freedom act

New synagogue in Madrid opened in 1968

Civil marriage legalised

What is

New synagogue in Madrid opened in 1968

Civil marriage legalised

2 consequences of 1967 Religious freedom act

When was a new synagogue opened in Madrid?

1968