European Socialists and Spain: The Transition to Democracy, by Pilar Ortuño Anaya
By Pilar Ortuño Anaya
Pilar Ortuño Anaya breaks new flooring within the research of the foreign dimensions of the Spanish transition to democracy. She argues that express participants and corporations made an important contribution to the democratization approach. Dr Ortuño Anaya establishes for the 1st time the position performed by way of eu socialist and alternate union organisations, specifically the German Social Democratic get together and its affiliated unions, the Labour pursuits within the uk, and the French Socialists.
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59 The third meeting of the special Committee was held in London on 28 August, in the presence of the two groups. 60 Although the special Committee had reached this conclusion, the Bureau decided to postpone its final decision until its meeting on 2 November 1973. 62 Several factors influenced the final decision of the SI. One factor was the PSOE(r)’s tactic of monopolising international attention, leaving little room for the PSOE histórico. For example, the mission to Spain carried out by the British Labour Party met exclusively with representatives of the PSOE(r).
35 Iglesias and Jimeno met in Paris with members of the French Socialist Party such as Bernard Montainer and George Sarre in order to reaffirm their position, and were able to persuade the French Socialists not to send an observer to the Congress. According to Miguel Peydró, however, the SI did send Veronica Isenberg, a member of the SPD, as an observer. To find a solution to the split in the PSOE, the Socialist International intervened in the conflict. The question to be answered is why the Socialist International recognised the PSOE(r) and not the PSOE(h).
One factor was the PSOE(r)’s tactic of monopolising international attention, leaving little room for the PSOE histórico. For example, the mission to Spain carried out by the British Labour Party met exclusively with representatives of the PSOE(r). This was important because it influenced the British representatives’ view and as a result of that they campaigned within the SI in favour of the PSOE(r). 63 Another factor that tipped the balance in favour of the PSOE(r) was the support given by the UGT, that was itself receiving support from the ICFTU, an organisation composed of trade unions which had links with affiliated members of the SI.