50 Years of Democracy in Spain
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50 Years of Democracy in Spain

By Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival

50 Years of Democracy in Spain: Perils and Possibilities for a Changing Future, guided by Prof Nuria Capdevila and Prof Oliver Escobar

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French Institute of Scotland

West Parliament Square Edinburgh EH1 1RN United Kingdom

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  • 3 hours, 30 minutes
  • In person

About this event

Government • International Affairs

The Consulate General of Spain in Edinburgh and the Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival invite you to the roundtable:

50 Years of Democracy in Spain: Perils and Possibilities for a Changing Future

Spain commemorates the 50th anniversary of the reestablishment of Democracy after the death of Franco in 1975 and the subsequent social and political Transition. This historic milestone marked the beginning of a new contemporary democratic system. Fifty years on, it is time to reflect on the lessons learnt.

In 2025, democracy around the world faces persistent challenges and new threats, including growing inequalities, political polarisation, disinformation, and attempts to undermine a free press. All the rights gained—once thought to be secured—are now at risk.

This roundtable will be a dialogue that invites us to look back and reflect on where we come from and where we are headed, guided by Professor Nuria Capdevila-Argüelles and Professor Oliver Escobar.

The roundtable will finish at 19:30 and will be followed by a reception.

Presentation: Consul General Santiago Miralles

Moderator: Marian Aréchaga

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Edinburgh Spanish Film Festival

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Oct 2 · 5:30 PM GMT+1