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EL ÚLTIMO ROMÁNTICO DE NUESTRA POLÍTICA. FERNANDO SOLDEVILLA RUIZ Y EL ESPAÑOLISMO IMPARCIAL. (Spanish)
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- Author(s): Pich Mitjana, Josep; Martínez Fiol, David; Contreras Ruiz, José
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Historia Contemporanea; 2018, Vol. 57, p523-558, 36p- Subject Terms:
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- Alternate Title: THE LAST ROMANTIC OF OUR POLITICS. FERNANDO SOLDEVILLA RUIZ AND IMPARTIAL «ESPAÑOLISMO». (English)
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- Abstract: This article is an approximation to the trajectory of Fernando Soldevilla Ruiz (1854-1931) and to his españolista speech, that is to say, Spanish nationalist. He was a relatively prolific writer and respected journalist, with a long trajectory in newspapers of the relevance of El Imparcial or La Correspondencia de España. From humble origins was a prominent member of Spanish liberalism. He served as a civil governor and twice elected him deputy. In 1913, at the age of fifty-nine, he was appointed head of the Mercantile and Insurance Inspection, and held him until he retired in 1929. He was characterized by being a staunch defender of a politically centralized Spain and culturally uniformized. He was one of the main critics of catalanismo and Basque nationalism, which he identified as bizcaitarras, especially from El Año político, political yearbook published in Spain, in the first decades of the twentieth century. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
- Abstract: Este artículo es una aproximación a la trayectoria de Fernando Soldevilla Ruiz (1854-1931) escritor relativamente prolífico y periodista respetado, con una larga trayectoria en diarios de la relevancia de El Imparcial o La Correspondencia de España. De orígenes humildes fue un dirigente del liberalismo español. Ejerció de gobernador civil, siendo elegido por dos veces diputado a Cortes. En 1913, con cincuenta y nueve años, fue nombrado jefe de la Inspección Mercantil y de Seguros, detentando este cargo hasta su jubilación en 1929. Se caracterizó por ser un acérrimo defensor de una España políticamente centralizada y culturalmente uniformizada, sosteniendo un discurso de un marcado nacionalismo español. Su retórica españolista se tradujo en sus sistemáticas críticas hacia el catalanismo y el nacionalismo vasco, movimiento que identificaba como bizcaitarra. Soldevilla era conocido por ser el autor de El Año político anuario político publicado de forma ininterrumpida durante las primeras décadas del siglo XX. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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