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211: 207:) would still be forbidden. It is only during the mid-1980s when the National Day started to, gradually, be celebrated with some degree of normality. Although, the events from the late 1960s onwards transformed the National Day celebrations into a date with deep political implications. At present, Galician political parties (mostly nationalist, but not only) organise large demonstrations at the capital city and/or a number of activities to commemorate the day. 31: 472: 174:(1939-1977), when any display of non-Spanish nationalism was prohibited. During that time the National Day would still be celebrated as such by the Galician emigrant communities abroad. In Galicia, the Galicianists would gather with the pretext of offering a 197:("Galician People's Union") called for public political demonstrations every 25 July. These demonstrations would invariably result in riots with the Spanish police. Even during the first years of democracy, after 1977, any demonstration organised by the 230:, and the day is an official public holiday celebrated with solemnity by the Galician government. Apart from that, a number of festivities take place from the night of the 24th until high hours in the morning of the 26th, celebrated by many. 286: 520: 294: 376: 329: 505: 510: 234: 182:. Curiously enough, the Francoist regime institutionalized the religious celebration of Saint James as the "patron saint of Spain". 199: 355: 515: 210: 354:
Claesson, Christian (2022). "Vernacular resistance: Catalan, Basque, and Galician opposition to Francoist monolingualism".
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Nonetheless, from 1968 Galicianists attempted to celebrate the day in Compostela, still during the dictatorship. The
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Vernacular Resistance| Catalan, Basque, and Galician Opposition to Francoist Monolingualism
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The origins of the celebration can be traced back to 1919, when the Assembly of the
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The 2013 festivities in Santiago de Compostela were canceled due to the
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The political and institutional activities are normally all based in
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celebrates its national holiday. It falls on 25 July.
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Index


Galicia
25 July
Feast of Saint James
Galicia
Spain
Galician government
Galicianist
Irmandades da Fala
Santiago de Compostela
Feast of Saint James
patron saint
Francoist dictatorship
Mass
Rosalia de Castro
Partido Socialista de Galicia
Unión do Povo Galego
Asemblea Nacional-Popular Galega
Galician Nationalist Bloc

Santiago de Compostela
Santiago de Compostela
fatal train crash
Galician People
History of Galicia
Timeline of Galician history
Galician nationalism
Irmandades da Fala
"A orixe da denominación 'Día da Patria Galega' contada por Bautista Álvarez"
the original

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