falange

Probably more influenced by the Falange driving against classic capital and communist analogs.

Carlism was arguably more of a political force than the Falange (and still is) -they had just fought a vicious civil war over this a hundred odd years back.

A revenge killing for the assassination of a policeman by the Falange [0], which itself was a revenge killing (with a mistaken target) for the shooting of another man, who was shot dead in funeral procession for yet another man who died under unclear circumstances in a spiraling cycle of violence.

The Falange, a movement eventually coopted into Francoism, was the local fascist contingent, and they weren't super popular.

Work syndicates, cooperatives are absolutely in line with the Falange.

*While Franco’s authoritarian conservative coalition include the fascist Falange, it also included monarchists, Catholics, and other social conservatives who Franco balanced against one another while in power.

Reminds me a scene in "Friends" - people boarding an airplane asking the crew "Did you fix the issue of missing Falange?"; "Yes sir, we fixed it!"

Reminds me a scene in "Friends" - people boarding an airplane asking the crew "Did you fix the issue of missing Falange?"; "Yes sir, we fixed it!"

The Falange, a movement eventually coopted into Francoism, was the local fascist contingent, and they weren't super popular.

Work syndicates, cooperatives are absolutely in line with the Falange.

*While Franco’s authoritarian conservative coalition include the fascist Falange, it also included monarchists, Catholics, and other social conservatives who Franco balanced against one another while in power.