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Francesc Layret

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In 1902 he was part of the group founding the Popular Encyclopedic Cultural Association, and presided over the first Organizing Commission and drawing up the first Statutes. He actively participated in the O.C. and later presided over it from 1906-1907. As a lawyer the union majority and that grouped
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Layret was elected town councilor of the Town Council of Barcelona for the Republican Union. He was appointed president of the Commission of Treasury and drew up and implemented the Budget of the Reform. With this budget he achieved a saving of two million pesetas with which in 1908 he prepared and
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Francesc Layret was born in Barcelona on 10 July 1880. A paralysis as a child left him crippled for the rest of his life. A brilliant student, he studied for two university degrees at the same time, Law and Philosophy of Letters. He obtained his doctorate with the highest qualification in 1905.
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Of his most noteworthy speeches in parliament is one in which he denounced the repressive situation that the Catalan proletariat were suffering after the strike of the manufacturer Canadenca in 1919 and another he gave in 1920, as a defender of peace at the presentation of the Budget of War.
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defended the Budget of Culture for the creation of municipal schools offering modern, lay and mixed education. The Budget was passed by the Town Council, in spite of the opposition of the rightwing parties, but would finally not be implemented as it was vetoed by the Regional Government.
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nationalist and republican. He was assassinated in 1920 following the mass detention of several of his colleagues and other left-wing politicians and union leaders.
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On 30 November 1920 Francesc Layret was assassinated by gunmen of the Catalan employers'
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Layret was a democrat, republican, Catalan nationalist and defender of
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the most combative workers participated in numerous processes of
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Index


Cemetery of Montjuïc
Barcelona
Spanish
Catalan
social justice
Catalonia
working-class
libertarian movement
social character
CNT
Solidaritat Catalana
Lliga Regionalista
Partit Republicà Català
Cortes Generales

Sindicato Libre
Lluis Companys
Martí Barrera
Cemetery of Montjuïc
History of Catalonia
Partit Republicà Catalan
Catalan Encyclopedia
Categories
1880 births
1920 deaths
Politicians from Barcelona
Assassinated Spanish politicians
Deaths by firearm in Spain
Politicians assassinated in the 1920s

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