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Insubordinate movement in Spain

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631: 20: 460:, CAMPI), that rejected the right of any court to judge the legitimacy of their ideas, and on the other hand considered the PSS an arbitrary punishment that provided the state with a free and forced workforce, removing employment opportunities to qualified persons for those functions. This group was active in many cities. The majority of 451:
A third group (sometimes known as the "invisibles") also declared insubordination to the courts, and did not go to their own trials, and did not accept orders to report to prison. They survived by hiding, at least until they were located and arrested. Many, however, managed to remain free until the
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In subsequent years the number of young people refusing to join the army or, once recognised as conscientious objectors, refused to perform PSS, exponentially increased. If repression of the "insumisos" was difficult, given the broad social support that they had, it was even more difficult when
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asked the government to release it from the task of repressing the insubordination movement, which was finally agreed by the government. From then the "insumisos" were tried by ordinary courts. Despite this, in the first years the ordinary courts continued applying
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Another group, on the other hand, sought to avoid prison through an elaborate legal defence, as they felt that freedom (interim or final) was a small victory and that imprisonment could discourage young people of military age to join the
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against the Day of the Armed Forces: 5000 protesters. Two antimilitarists of the Tortuga Group remaining 12 hours atop of a palm tree in the promenade where the parade was going to be celebrated.
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Insubordination was one of the main causes of the reduction of military service from 12 to 9 months and, later, of its total abolition. The other main cause was the 1996 pact between the
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undertaken by the military courts, because the military courts were denounced by antimilitarists as "judge and jury" in the army's own cause, and because the accused were not part of the
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to establish an active link with the insubordinate movement, among them prominent intellectuals, politicians, filmmakers, singers, actors and other personalities and celebrities.
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and many others. In all the major cities there were assemblies of "insumisos", co-ordinated with each other in different antimilitarist fora. The most important groups were the
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about the antimilitarist movement was leaked to the press. The secret services have been monitoring it. This puts public opinion even more in favour of the movement.
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to destabilize the democratic state and of being supported by radical and violent elements" and warns them that "all the weight of the law" would fall upon them.
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The Progressive Union of Prosecutors publicly criticized the statement of the Attorney General of the State, requesting the imprisonment of the "insumisos".
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Hundreds of "Jehovah's Witnesses" remain in prison, with sentences of more than ten years, for refusing compulsory military service. In the castle of
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movement. There were also, however, people who joined the insubordination for other reasons, especially, in more recent times, people favouring a
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Mario López (2006); Política sin violencia. La noviolencia como humanización de la política. Bogotá. Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios.
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Military Service Law amended: the cases of insubordination will now be judged by the civil jurisdiction. Penalties were increased to 28 months.
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Ordás García, Carlos Ángel (May 2022). "The Antimilitarist Campaign against Compulsory Military Service in Spain during the 1970s and 1980s".
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and the PSS, and passes to the reserve to thousands of objectors on hold. The number of outstanding extension exceeds one million people.
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made the judicial proceedings, especially when the penalty included imprisonment, a considerable political cost for the government.
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Those who could not be "insumisos" (for example, men who had already completed military service or women) put up initiatives of "
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was punishable under the military penal code, and was part of the jurisdiction of the army, with a minimum penalty of a year in
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the "guarantor of territorial integrity of the state" and stipulates that "the law shall determine the military obligations,
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was adopted. The "insumisos" will now be "disqualified", although jail still remains as a possible punishment for them.
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La insumisión voluntaria. El anarquismo individualista español durante la Dictadura y la Segunda República (1923-1938)
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between 1909 and 1927, and even some have tried to establish a relationship of this movement to the wide diffusion of
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sentiment supposedly rooted in the Spanish society and linked both to the resistance against conscription during the
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government announces that the replacement leaving the barracks in December 2001 will be the last to perform the
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the number of "insumisos" exceeded the tens of thousands, probably more than the number of "no-insumisos".
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Iglesia viva: revista de pensamiento cristiano, ISSN 0210-1114, Nº. 173 (SEP-OCT), 1994, pages 499-517.
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460 "insumisos" partially pardoned by the government, no more people will go to jail for being against
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The MOC starts the "Disobedience in the barracks" campaign: first appearances of "insumisos-deserters".
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report their instrumentalization against the movement and sign a letter of support for the "insumisos".
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favoured the objectives of the movement due to the high political cost to the government of having
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youth called to the military service or the PSS joins the insubordinate movement, rejecting both.
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The last conscripts leave the barracks; only 5000 of 91,000 drawn have actually joined the army.
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Amending of the Prison Regulations: the "insumisos" will have more favourable prison conditions.
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One of the main ways of propaganda of the Insubordinate movement was music, mainly within the
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There are 76,000 professional soldiers instead of the 102,000 expected in the plans of the
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Legislative Decree on the incorporation of women into the army. The first women enter the
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even donated their profits to the movement. Among the most notable songs and hymns are:
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on conscience or moral grounds. Conscientious objectors, therefore, refused to join the
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total disappearance of conscription. This strategy was advocated and practised by the
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institution, a perception renewed by the various coup attempts in the 1980s, like the
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PSS Special plan: subsidies are given to private entities that accept objectionists.
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The CNOC (National Council of Conscientious Objection) begins to reject collective
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movement unparalleled in any other European country, its closest precedent in the
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En legítima desobediencia: Tres décadas de objeción, insumisión y antimilitarismo
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on 18 August 1937 for refusing to join the 17th Regiment. He was a member of the
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and boycotting the entities that collaborate with the implementation of the PSS.
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Some "insumisos" chose not to avoid prison, considering that the existence of
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The Defence Ministry revealed that only one in five objectors makes the PSS.
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The MOC defines its lines of action against the PSS: disobedience and total
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Gonzalo Arias and Pepe Beunza promote "Voluntary Service for Development".
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struggle, promoting most of them total disobedience tactics (such as the
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Start of the campaign of disobedience to the new prison conditions: the
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Professional recruitment figures fall, below three candidates per seat.
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and announces the full professionalization of the Armed Forces in 2003.
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parliaments approve motions in favor of the total decriminalization of
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First collective presentations of "insumisos", that were both against
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in 1996, that included the disappearance of military service in 2001.
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First sentences of 2 years, 4 months and 1 day (new maximum sentence)
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accused of insulting the army: multitude of support actions all over
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Project of "Voluntary Service for Development", as an alternative to
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When the army tried to enlist them again, the so-called "Insumisos" (
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music was very popular among the youth during the campaign against
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42.454 applications for the PSS, a 51% more than the previous year.
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The immediate predecessor of insubordination was the movement of
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The Human Rights Association granted their annual award to the
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in 1981 or the 2J conspiracy in 1985. Some people also opposed
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Manifesto for the abolition of conscription and first wave of
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declare themselves "insumisos", refusing also to do the PSS.
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of both "insumisos" and deserters in the military prison of
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declare themselves "insumisos", refusing also to do the PSS.
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were generally not accepted by the courts. Many people used
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follow the steps of Pepe Beunza and use the same tactics.
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Matxinada: historia del movimiento juvenil radical vasco
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actions, specially for occupying military installations.
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and groups appeared. On the eve of the disappearance of
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Broken rifle, main symbol of the Insubordinate Movement.
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First sentences absolving "insumisos", the majority in
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The MOC announces that it will not comply with the law.
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First attempt, unsuccessful, to legislate the right to
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of 18 months, called "Prestación Social Sustitutoria" (
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Tod@s con la insumisión (1997) Síndrome de Abstinencia
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The CNOC accepts about 15,000 collective declarations.
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declares that "there isn't a general feeling against
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This year the 5.49% of the people called to join the
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organisations). In the late 1980s and the 1990s many
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2,450 "insumisos" that year; 130 of them are jailed.
2004: 2002: 2000: 1998: 276:, and a constellation of groups generically called 491:being the disobedience and insubordination to the 963:The Andalusian Assembly of Nonviolence calls for 708:composes "Gaudium et Spes" honouring Pepe Beunza. 882:): first ideological declaration of the Spanish 2124:Insumisión, respuesta coherente al militarismo. 1457:of 46 insubordinate prisoners at the prison of 864:, it may impose an alternative social service". 193:that included the crime of refusing to perform 1447:188 insumisos are serving sentences in prison. 1115:dismisses the constitutional complaint on the 1033:): a collective objection campaign is planned. 920:. This, and other military conspiracies, turn 2136: 2134: 2132: 1687:nonviolent actions at military installations. 1233:The first national congress of "objection to 1167:recognises Joseph M. Fierro, objector, as a " 1074:Final draft of Regulation concerning the PSS. 1061:Petitions of unconstitutionality against the 8: 1910:Insumisión (1992) and Estado Militar (1989) 1719:Last official conscription: festivities and 1353:The 19.87% of the people called to join the 1337:107 trials are held against the "insumisos". 458:Pro-insubordinatio Antimilitarist Collective 377:, and campaigned for full withdrawal of any 288:groups also played an important role in the 2203:"Real Decreto Ley 1/1988, de 12 de febrero" 1683:War councils to civilians for carrying out 1271:Trial of several "insumisos" to the PSS in 1612:Judicial processes opened to more than 40 907:Gira de contactos internacionales del MOC. 2178:"El fantasma del Majestic sobrevuela CiU" 1716:, two years before the previous planning. 1092:Referendum on permanence of Spain in NATO 483:The Spanish insubordinate movement was a 1288:that were to be sent to the war desert. 835:on religious grounds is rejected by the 454:Colectivo Antimilitarista Pro-Insumisión 428:, there were also different viewpoints: 1994: 1889:Mili KK (1991) and Rompan Filas (2001) 134:, PSS), as an alternative to 12 months 2348:Political organisations based in Spain 2142:"Insumisión, 25 años de desobediencia" 1643:Law. The new law equals the length of 1226:Trial of the first two "insumisos" of 1202:43 objectors begin to fulfill the PSS. 1079:Association of Conscientious Objectors 588:Large number of new sentences against 250:Galician Socialist Party-Galician Left 216:character it was supported by several 2338:Conscientious objection organizations 1639:Takes effect, retroactively, the new 1492:The association of pro-insubordinate 7: 1784:The MOC celebrates its III Congress. 1507:There are 348 "insumisos" at prison. 424:Regarding the strategy to follow in 319:Insubordination was mostly a purely 1371:denounces the selective repression. 1230:, sentenced to 13 months in prison. 1068:Campaign of "collective objection". 746:). Later, similar groups appear in 99:initiated in the last years of the 1877:¿El militar? ¿Qué militar? (1996) 1752:the official decriminalization of 1580:First trials and imprisonments of 1284:: several recruits serving in the 1212:accuses the "insumisos" of "using 676:International campaign to support 405:on religious grounds, such as the 14: 2230:. 28 October 2012. Archived from 2067:Enciclopedia de paz y conflictos. 1777:despite the disapparition of the 1773:remain in the military prison of 654:law, after being rejected by the 354:; that especially applied to the 2176:Roger, Maiol (28 January 2012). 1814:Insubordination in popular music 1577:refuse to expel the "insumisos". 822:Conscientious Objection Movement 493:Vietnam War in the United States 270:Conscientious Objection Movement 16:Antimilitarist movement in Spain 1865:Morireis como Imbéciles (1985) 2343:Peace organizations by country 2254:"Rebelion. Ejército y Navarra" 2105:, Editorial Txalaparta, 2004. 1955:Mi amigo Mambrú (1998) Eskorzo 1862:No al ejército (1984) IV Reich 1626:Pardons to jailed "insumisos". 1258:386 objectors fulfill the PSS. 1221:collective self-incriminations 1153:Objectionist groups prepare a 978:march for demilitarisation in 860:and other exemptions from the 258:Unitarian Candidacy of Workers 132:Substitutionary Social Service 1: 2012:Contemporary European History 1918:Kojón Prieto y los Huajolotes 1537:image and recruiting campaign 1531:Defence invests 2 billion of 1424:A confidential report of the 956:FACA program, acquisition of 272:(MOC), close to the ideas of 1883:¿Qué voy a hacer yo? (1990) 1801:All the crimes related with 1748:prevents their votes in the 1723:actions in various parts of 1676:New public presentations of 230:Republican Left of Catalonia 128:alternative civilian service 1779:compulsory military service 1732:compulsory military service 1714:compulsory military service 1645:compulsory military service 1374:Spanish troops are sent to 1101:Second congress of the MOC. 862:compulsory military service 373:an occupation force in the 314:compulsory military service 246:Socialist Party of Mallorca 151:compulsory military service 136:compulsory military service 2364: 2305:La insumisión encarcelada. 2029:Cambridge University Press 1701:in the military prison of 1485:Enters into force the new 1461:. Dispersion of 8 of them. 728:First organised groups of 538:Chronology of the movement 464:also followed this tactic. 254:Valencian Nationalist Bloc 200:The Insubordination was a 2072:, Universidad de Granada. 2037:10.1017/S0960777322000224 1904:Soldadito español (1992) 1850:Cruzar los brazos (1986) 1750:Congreso de los Diputados 1496:EUDIMA is created in the 837:Congreso de los Diputados 744:L'Hospitalet de Llobregat 234:Galician Nationalist Bloc 120:Congreso de los Diputados 1940:Sargento Bolilla (1995) 1563:Basque Nationalist Party 1549:The universities of the 831:A proposed law allowing 796:Manuel Gutiérrez Mellado 528:Basque Nationalist Party 282:extra-parliamentary left 242:Popular Unity Candidates 2307:Virus editorial, 1992. 2298:Authorized PDF version. 2191:– via elpais.com. 1958:Matxinada (1993) Exkixu 1591:, an historical record. 1589:conscientious objection 1450:The "plantes" continue. 1311:conscientious objection 1294:prisoners of conscience 1214:conscientious objection 1159:Conscientious Objection 1148:conscientious objection 1124:conscientious objection 1117:Conscientious Objection 1063:Conscientious Objection 1049:Conscientious Objection 1010:Conscientious objection 874:Congress of the MOC at 858:conscientious objection 833:conscientious objection 652:Conscientious objection 611:conscientious objection 434:prisoners of conscience 375:Southern Basque Country 124:conscientious objection 97:conscientious objectors 1974:Conscientious objector 1641:Conscientious objector 1557:, the municipality of 1169:prisoner of conscience 1143:First year of the PSS. 924:even more against the 794:The defence minister, 642: 549:Antonio Gargallo Mejía 210:decentralised movement 49:Moviment d'insubmissió 29:Insubordinate movement 24: 2303:Carlos M. Beristain; 2290:Traficantes de Sueños 2122:Arturo García Lucio; 1895:Mili KK (1989) Legion 1879:Los Muertos de Cristo 1431:Objectors serving in 1290:Amnesty International 1206:Enrique Múgica Herzog 1165:Amnesty International 633: 532:Convergence and Union 280:, more linked to the 87:on 31 December 2001. 65:Intsumisio mugimendua 22: 1946:Jodido Facha (1996) 1673:backlash of the war. 1661:participates in the 1598:dies in the jail of 1442:Juan Alberto Belloch 1292:recognizes them as " 1113:Constitutional Court 420:Tactics and strategy 369:also considered the 109:Spanish Armed Forces 2065:Mario López (2004) 1930:Soziedad Alkoholika 1928:Mili mierda (1993) 1906:El Último Ke Zierre 1871:Antimilitar (1986) 1842:. 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