Los republicanos españoles ante el problema colonial: la cuestión cubana (1895-1898)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revindias.1993.i198.1146Abstract
At the beginning of the cuban independence war (1895), the spanish republicans were split in several groups, standing out those sided by the historical personalities: Salmerón, Castelar and Pi y Margall. The article analyses their attitudes toward the conflict stressing the lack of understanding shown by many of tnem tacing the cuban question. As far as internal affairs is concerned the author studies the failure of the republican movement to give an alternative to the canovist system.
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