The Madrid Socialist Federation in the Decades of the Eighty Ninety. Stability and Access to Government Regional

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Abstract

The Madrid Socialist Federation (FSM) has been one of the most important organizations of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE), at least in the last decades of the 20th century. Its main hallmark is the lack of internal stability caused by the existence of various sectors within it, a fact that caused internal conflicts in the 1970s. Joaquín Leguina’s arrival at the Regional Secretariat marked the beginning of a period of relative calm in the Madrid socialist organisation during the 1980s, during which Leguina became president of the Autonomous Community of Madrid (CAM). Stability lasted a short time at the FSM. The 1990s witnessed, once again, the return to internal conflicts in the Madrid organisation.

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David Velázquez Rubio. 2026. \u201cThe Madrid Socialist Federation in the Decades of the Eighty Ninety. Stability and Access to Government Regional\u201d. Unknown Journal GJHSS-C Volume 22 (GJHSS Volume 22 Issue C7): .

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The Madrid Socialist Federation (FSM) has been one of the most important organizations of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE), at least in the last decades of the 20th century. Its main hallmark is the lack of internal stability caused by the existence of various sectors within it, a fact that caused internal conflicts in the 1970s. Joaquín Leguina’s arrival at the Regional Secretariat marked the beginning of a period of relative calm in the Madrid socialist organisation during the 1980s, during which Leguina became president of the Autonomous Community of Madrid (CAM). Stability lasted a short time at the FSM. The 1990s witnessed, once again, the return to internal conflicts in the Madrid organisation.

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