Constitution Day (Spain)
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| Día de la Constitución | |
|---|---|
 Commemoration in the Congress of Deputies of the 40th anniversary of the Constitution | |
| Observed by | España |
| Date | 6 December |
| Frequency | Annual |
Constitution Day is a national holiday in Spain. It is celebrated on December 6th, and was established by Royal Decree 2964, November 30th, 1983. It is a celebration of the 1978 referendum in which the Spanish people approved, by a large majority, the current Constitution of Spain. It entered into force on the day of its publication in the Official State Gazette, December 29th of the same year . Each year on December 6th, the State Administration, the Armed Forces, and educational centers hold various commemorative events.
See Also[edit]
- List of Constitutions of Spain
- Spanish transition to democracy
- Constitution of Spain
- Antifascism
- es:Constitución española de 1978
- es:Historia del constitucionalismo español
Primary Sources[edit]
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