HISTORY / SPAIN

The Two Isabellas: Power, Piety, and the Shaping of Empires

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Two formidable women—Isabella I of Castile and Isabella Clara Eugenia—left indelible marks on Spanish and European history. One ruled with reform and religious zeal, the other with diplomacy and cultural flourish. This article explores how their reigns shaped empires, unified kingdoms, and defined eras of both conquest and peace.

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HISTORY / SPAIN

Spanish Women Who Made History

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Throughout the history of Spain, few women have claimed their place through merit alone. This article highlights three extraordinary Spanish women in history—Urraca I of León, Beatriz Galindo “La Latina”, and Luisa Roldán, the first female court sculptor of Spain. These women broke societal norms, wielded influence in politics, education, and art, and reshaped what was possible for women in medieval and early modern Europe.

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POLITICS / SPAIN

Catalonia and other identities in our common home

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Delve into the fascinating dynamics of Catalonia and Spain, understanding their historical and cultural ties beyond simple divisions.

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POLITICS / SPAIN

A Sad Day for Spain

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Explore the implications of the referendum in Catalonia and the Spanish Government’s response to the situation.

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