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Subido el 22 de mayo de 2020 por Cristian M.

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good morning good afternoon everyone today I'm going to explain what happened 00:00:00
in Spain during the late 20th century okay but before starting I would like to 00:00:06
talk a bit about the picture that we have just in front of us okay in that 00:00:16
picture we have six different faces that belong to six different men and i'm aware i'm sure that 00:00:22
some of them will be familiar for you but others won't so those six people from here 00:00:33
have been all the presidents of the government that spain have had since franco's death okay 00:00:42
nowadays we should include a seventh or another president here because when this book was done 00:00:53
Pedro Sánchez wasn't the president yet okay all right let's continue thankfully Spain as we know 00:01:04
it today is a democracy it means that we have a large number of rights and we are free to do 00:01:17
a lot of things remember with dictatorships we can do whatever we want okay yes we can actually 00:01:28
we can do it but if we do we can have some problems well even though the laws are made 00:01:39
and created by politicians all citizens over 18 years old choose the politicians remember that 00:01:50
the politicians those people from here are politicians they are representatives of the people 00:02:01
that are used every four years in an election. 00:02:09
After Franco's death, his dictatorship was obviously finished 00:02:18
and a young king named Juan Carlos I 00:02:28
was going to be the responsible for the future of our country. 00:02:33
Luckily, a democracy system was established, as I told you before, 00:02:41
and President Adolfo Suárez, the first president that we had after Franco's death, 00:02:48
led Spain to important changes. 00:02:59
some of them were that the political parties were legal again there was also an election 00:03:02
to vote for the politicians and a new constitution was written among many more 00:03:14
changes okay this constitution was finally approved by its approval for the 59% of the 00:03:22
people in the country it means that the 59% of the people who vote okay were in favor 00:03:33
of this constitution of the establishment of this constitution 00:03:45
Remember that a constitution is a document in which there are duties and rights 00:03:50
Hay obligaciones y derechos, por supuesto 00:04:01
for the people who live together in a territory, in the same territory 00:04:06
After Franco, Spain has hosted international events such as the Football World Cup in 1982 or the Olympic Games in 1992. 00:04:12
and another milestones from the history of our country 00:04:33
were when we became a member of the European Union in 1986 00:04:39
or when the euro replaced our former currency named La Peseta in 2002 00:04:51
Another important milestone is not here, but you can include here in that part at the bottom. 00:05:02
It was when the terrorist group ETA announced its end in 2018. 00:05:14
It's more recently. 00:05:24
Now it's time to move to the last lesson, but not the least, of the unit and of the course considering social science. 00:05:27
Spain is a well-known country worldwide, en todo el mundo, for its culture in all ways. 00:05:42
if you ask if you sorry if you ask a person from another country if you ask a foreigner 00:05:50
for our most famous writer or painter it's very likely that they will mention Miguel de Cervantes 00:05:58
and Pablo Picasso or Salvador Dalí well regarding painting in this century there 00:06:08
were three main artistic movements or styles. The first one, cubism. Guernica from Picasso 00:06:18
belonged to that style. Second one, surrealism. El Carnaval de Arlequín from Joan Miró or 00:06:27
la persistencia de la memoria, from Salvador Dalí, belong to that style. 00:06:39
The third style, abstract art. 00:06:51
Sculptures like El Peine del Viento in San Sebastián, you can find it here, or El Elogio 00:06:56
del Horizonte in Gijón are sculptures related to that style. You should know that they are located 00:07:07
in the public space, okay? They are outdoors, they are outside, so if you want to visit them 00:07:18
you won't have to pay anything at all okay its visit is for free as they are outside 00:07:29
we are moving now to literature okay and we are finishing the the unit with that part 00:07:37
a great group of artists arised in that century that group received the name of generation of 00:07:49
That group was made up of writers like Lorca, remember, who was killed in the Spanish Civil War, Gerardo Diego, Vicente Alessandre, and many more, okay? 00:07:58
On that picture, you can find in small letters the names of basically all of them, okay? 00:08:16
And that's all folks, I hope I had done a good job explaining these two lessons, and 00:08:24
thanks for watching, bye bye! 00:08:34
Subido por:
Cristian M.
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Fecha:
22 de mayo de 2020 - 22:30
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Duración:
08′ 39″
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