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SPANISH GOVERNMENT UNPOPULAR ~ 1 - - . Stern Warning from Country; ELECTION DISORDERS Press Association —Copyright \ Reed. Today, 1 p.m, London, April 25 —The Times Madrid correspondent says the municipal elections have given the Government a stern warning that (he country dislikes its Socialist connections. The three Ministerial parties total 3541 seats and the others nearly 13,000. Only 28 Monarchists and 26 Communists were elected. There were seven fatalities during the election disorders. The National Confederation of Labour ordered a strike throughout the country, which began at Barcelona. At Jalmeria trams and buses were stopped, the strikers strewing the roads with tacks. The police are patrolling the streets and the opposition are demanding that the Government resign.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 228, 26 April 1933, Page 5
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