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Mancomunidad

Catalan government
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  • Eduardo Dato Iradier.
    Eduardo Dato Iradier

    …allowed the establishment of the Mancomunidad, an organ of limited Catalan self-government. In office again from June to October 1917, he closed the parliament and suspended constitutional guarantees in an effort to combat strikes, unrest, and near-rebellion. Premier again in 1920, he established the ministry of labour, tried unavailingly to…

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    …allowed the establishment of the Mancomunidad, an organ of limited Catalan self-government. In office again from June to October 1917, he closed the parliament and suspended constitutional guarantees in an effort to combat strikes, unrest, and near-rebellion. Premier again in 1920, he established the ministry of labour, tried unavailingly to…

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