The nexpected Republic. That´s how Madrid press did not know how to predict the sudden fall of Alfonso XIII´s Monarchy
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Second Spanish Republic, April 14, ABC, El Debate, Ahora, El Sol, El Liberal, Heraldo de Madrid, La Voz.
Abstract
None of Madrid major newspapers was able to even perceive intuitively in their editions of April 14, 1931 that on the same day the Second Republic would be proclaimed in Spain. Here we have the most amazing finding of the research to which this article refers to, which analyzes the editorial positions held by the seven newspapers of widest distribution (three monarchists and four republicans) since Primo de Rivera´s resignation in January 1930 to the fall of Alfonso XIII.Downloads
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2015-11-03
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Clavero Martín V. (2015). The nexpected Republic. That´s how Madrid press did not know how to predict the sudden fall of Alfonso XIII´s Monarchy. Estudios sobre el Mensaje Periodístico, 21(2), 1003-1016. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_ESMP.2015.v21.n2.50898
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