#canarian nationalist

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My name is Nauzet! Im indigenous reconnecting amazigh/guanche.

Im a canarian independentist, neurodivergent, art student and queer history enjoyer, i also love metal and goth music and body mods.

im a young bear/cub, not a minor, but dont be weird.

im happily taken by my wonderful boyfriend Dailos (@kandiwinged).

admin of @ocd--culture--is and @nomoremrnicefat .

i wont tag queer.

dfi: zionist, nazi, radqueer, mspec lesbian/gay, pro/comshipper, fatphobe, demonize any disorder.

[kandiwinged]

can white people start caring about something that isn't their fucking holiday homes. there's currently +3000 hectares burning down in a fire that was caused on purpose in Achinech (Tenerife in Spanish), but white people just seem to care about their fucking holiday homes to come here in the winter.

this fucking shit is the same from when the volcano in Benahoare (La Palma in Spanish) erupted. immediately trying to sell everything like a tourist attraction when it wasn't even SAFE.

just thinking about their fucking holidays. not about the people losing their home, crops, animals, their whole fucking lives.

but no, we're just a place to spend the holidays. just some tourist attraction. y'all go fuck urselves

[jackredfieldwasmyjacob]

yesterday i saw a map where it showed that almost everywhere the pp had won which perpetuates that they should be ruling and that spain is conservative and whatnot, but that map was influenced by the US electoral system where a state is either red or blue and it has no validation following spain's electoral system. this is the real map we should be focusing on (found here)

like in the canary islands both provinces have 3 pp seats and 3 psoe seats. but one is blue and the other is red for some reason. in badajoz the right won, but still, it's red. in pontevedra the left won, but it's blue. even places like madrid where everyone was saying yesterday that they fucked up the psoe winning, the right only won by two seats. honestly, looking at the overall map, things are more 50-50 than the other map wanted to show.

[tenerifeweekly]

CC-PNC presents amendments to the modification of the Land Law and requests a consortium for the reconstruction of La Palma

CC-PNC presents amendments to the modification of the Land Law and requests a consortium for the reconstruction of La Palma

SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, Nov. 2 (EUROPA PRESS) – The spokesman for the Canarian Nationalist Group, José Miguel Barragán, and the deputy Nieves Lady Barreto, presented this Wednesday at a press conference the amendments they have presented to Bill 20 that modifies the Land Law and other provisions with the aim of contributing structural measures that contribute to the reconstruction of La Palma and…

[gwendolynlerman]

Separatist and irredentist movements in the world

Canary Islands

Proposed state: Republic of the Canary Islands

Region: Canary Islands, Spain

Ethnic group: Canarians

Goal: autonomy/independence

Date: 19th century-present

Political parties: Coalición Canaria (CC), Partido Nacionalista Canario (PNC), Centro Canario Nacionalista (CCN), Nueva Canarias (NC), Frente Popular de las Islas Canarias (FREPIC-AWAÑAK), Alternativa Nacionalista Canaria (ANC), Alternativa Popular Canaria (APC), Unidad del Pueblo (UP)

Militant organizations: -

Current status: inactive

History

1402-1496 - Castilian conquest of the Canary Islands

1481 - Carta de Calatayud

1883 - creation of the Province of Canary Islands

1901 - foundation of the first nationalist party

1982 - autonomy is granted to the islands

Before the Spanish conquest, the Canary Islands were inhabited by the Guanches, who shared a common origin with the Amazigh.

In 1481, a Guanche leader from Gran Canaria signed a peace treaty known as the Carta de Calatayud with Spain, according to which the islands would become a kingdom within the Spanish monarchy. However, Spain failed to fulfill the pact several times, which resulted in different uprisings.

The first nationalist organizations were created in the 19th century, but Canarian nationalism went unnoticed during the Second Spanish Republic (1931-1939). During the Franco dictatorship (1939-1975), regional nationalism was fiercely oppressed, but in the 1960s various groups were constituted to fight for self-determination, sometimes using violence.

After democracy was established, the Canary Islands received a statute of autonomy that defines them as a nationality of Spain. Between 1993 and 2019, the nationalist party Coalición Canaria governed the archipelago, but no further steps have been taken towards independence.

Canarian people

There are significant Canarian populations in Argentina, Brazil, Cuba, Germany, Mexico, Spain, United Kingdom, Uruguay, and Venezuela. They speak Canarian Spanish, a Romance dialect that belongs to the Indo-European family. Some inhabitants of the island of La Gomera also retain an ancient way of communicating using a whistled speech called Silbo Gomero.

There are around 1.6 million Canarians. The islands mainly depend on tourism.

Canarian Islanders are mostly Catholic Christians.

Vocabulary

autonomía - autonomy

canario, -a - Canarian

independencia - independence

Islas Canarias - Canary Islands

libre - free

nacionalidad - nationality

nacionalismo - nationalism

[2whatcom-blog]

Spain election Socialists think about subsequent transfer after elections

Spain's Socialists are contemplating their subsequent transfer after failing to achieve a majority in Sunday's common election. Pedro Sanchez's get together received the election with 29% of the vote. However he should be a part of forces with both left-wing Podemos and different regional events or the centre proper if he decides to type a coalition authorities. Nonetheless, fellow Socialist and Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo mentioned in a radio interview that the get together would attempt to govern by itself. She instructed Cadena Ser: "We have more than enough to steer this ship along the course it must follow." And a senior Socialist politician, Miquel Iceta Llorens, instructed the BBC's Newshour minority authorities might work with case-by-case assist from different events. "Podemos, the left-wing party is the main one, but also the Basque Nationalist Party, the Canarian Nationalist Party," Mr Iceta Llorens, First Secretary of the Socialist get together within the area of Catalonia mentioned. The Socialists had been governing as a minority since taking workplace final June. The election was referred to as after Catalan nationalists withdrew assist for the federal government's funds. For an absolute majority, the Socialist get together, which has 123 seats, would wish Podemos' 42 seats and 11 extra seats from Basque nationalists or Catalan separatists. Podemos chief Pablo Iglesias mentioned on Sunday night that he could be prepared to "work towards a coalition government." Alternatively, Mr Sanchez's get together might type a authorities with centre-right Ciudadanos. Nonetheless Albert Riviera, head of Ciudadanos, mentioned he would lead the opposition and "keep a close eye on the government." Talks on any potential coalition might final for some weeks. With the native and European elections due in Could, a authorities may not be shaped till June or July. Populist get together Vox received 24 seats marking the primary time a big far-right pressure has carried out so in a long time. Read the full article

[toldnews-blog]

New Post has been published on https://toldnews.com/world/spain-election-socialists-consider-next-move-after-elections/

Spain election: Socialists consider next move after elections

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Image caption Spain’s Socialist party won the election with 29% of the vote but failed to secure a majority

Spain’s Socialists are considering their next move after failing to gain a majority in Sunday’s general election.

Pedro Sanchez’s party won the election with 29% of the vote.

But he must join forces with either left-wing Podemos and other regional parties or the centre right if he decides to form a coalition government.

However, fellow Socialist and Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo said in a radio interview that the party would try to govern on its own.

She told Cadena Ser: “We have more than enough to steer this ship along the course it must follow.”

And a senior Socialist politician, Miquel Iceta Llorens, told the BBC’s Newshour that a minority government could work with case-by-case support from other parties.

“Podemos, the left-wing party is the main one, but also the Basque Nationalist Party, the Canarian Nationalist Party,” Mr Iceta Llorens, First Secretary of the Socialist party in the region of Catalonia said.

The Socialists had been governing as a minority since taking office last June. The election was called after Catalan nationalists withdrew support for the government’s budget.

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For an absolute majority, the Socialist party, which has 123 seats, would need Podemos’ 42 seats and 11 more seats from Basque nationalists or Catalan separatists.

Podemos leader Pablo Iglesias said on Sunday evening that he would be willing to “work towards a coalition government.”

Alternatively, Mr Sanchez’s party could form a government with centre-right Ciudadanos.

However Albert Riviera, head of Ciudadanos, said he would lead the opposition and “keep a close eye on the government.”

Talks on any possible coalition could last for some weeks.

With the local and European elections due in May, a government might not be formed until June or July.

Populist party Vox won 24 seats marking the first time a significant far-right force has done so in decades.

[aqurette]

The Result of Spain’s General Election

Source: El País The New Spanish Congress Party Seats Percentage Social Democracas 123 28.68% People’s Party 66 16.7% Citizens 57 15.86% Podemos 42 14.31% VOX 24 10.26% Catalonian Left 15 3.89% Together for Catalonia 7 1.91% Basque Nationalist Party 6 1.51% Basque Country Unite 4 0.99% Canarian Coalition 2 0.53% Navarra Suma 2 0.41% Commitment 2019 1 0.66% Cantabrian Regionalists 1 0.2% https://aqurette.com/diary/2019/04/29/the-result-of-spains

[raging-guanche]

"the revolution must be pacific" my people blew up a british marine's arm for fucking up with us

[raging-guanche]

there's literally 3.000< hectares affected by the fire in Achinech (esp: Tenerife), including forests, and white people complain about their fucking holiday homes

this also happened with Benahoare (esp: La Palma), people worried about tourism, locals lost their homes, soils, even lives, but people were complaining about their ruined holidays and how long would take to make the island "vacation friendly" again.

Massive tourism KILLS.

Leave the canary islands fucking alone.

C.I aren't european's thematic park

[raging-guanche]

you can't be antifa/decolono if you think canary islands are spain

[raging-guanche]

funny how canarians are agressive and xenophobic for telling Europeans to stop overpopulating, exploiting, stealing recourses and disrespecting our islands and culture, but europeans treating us like shit is okay and not racist at all and it obviously doesn't reinforce colonialist mindset.

[raging-guanche]

"noooo don't use the term nationalist and the colors black and yellow together they have bad meanings in America"

canarian nationalists;

[raging-guanche]

so, now spanish people are whitewashing A MUMMY.

[raging-guanche]

guiri; omg!!!! the triforce!!! i love zelda!!!!!

me, who sended photos of pintaderas; what

[raging-guanche]

some things you need to know about me.

- canarian nationalist and decolonization supporter.

- im north African such as canary islands are, colonizers get tf out.

- queer liberation

- anarchiam newbie

- autistic, adhd.

- i support every logical and non-harmful identity

- caregiver

- taken

- my dms are open, i love making new friends!

- scene + emo

- atheist

- dog lover!