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Immediately after Franco's death, his will was followed leading to an Absolute Monarchy under his protégé Juan Carlos I (grandson of deposed King Alfonso XIII). Juan Carlos made sweeping reforms within the first few years of his rule and made himself a Constitutional Monarch. He continued to cede more and more powers until by the mid-1980s, Spain operated very similarly to the United Kingdom: a parliamentary democracy with royalty as the head of state.
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What kind of government did Spain want for Mexico?
what kind of government did mexico have when spain controlled them
General Franco installed what kind of government after the revolution in Spain?
Fascist
What kind of government did spain have?
It depends entirely on the time in question. Spain has had monarchies, dictatorships, parliamentary republics, and caudillos.
What kind of government did spain have in the great?
In the great what? Please resubmit your question specifying what time or event you are actually referring to.
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Monarchy. All these territories were incorporated to the Spanish Empire, and in some instances, were ruled by viceroys.
What kind of economy does Spain have?
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What kind of economy does Spain?
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What kind of meat do they eat in Spain?
I think they eat beef in Spain .
What kind of alphabet does Spain use?
Spain uses the Latin Alphabet.
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What kind of government do we have in Augusta?
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