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Tarragona. Caixaforum Tarragona. Conferences.   Biographies. Catalan thinkers From January 20 to February 10, 2010 CaixaForum Tarragona C / Columbus, 2 Coordination: Puigverd Antonio, journalist and writer Presentation: Montserrat Duch, Vice Rector for Postgraduate and International Relations at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili Conferences: 19:00 pm Alejandro Lerroux. Lerrouxisme, 100 years after the Tragic Week José Álvarez Junco, writer and professor of history at the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid. Tragic Week in Barcelona (1909): the popular protests caused by the demands of the Spanish government, forcing the parents of young working families to go to defend the mines of the Rif, it was projected against the centers of power (banks, government civilian , barracks), but against churches and convents. The influence of populism Lerrouxist there was decisive? Anticlericalism and anti-Catalanism they fill the lack of a working class ideology in the hands of apolitical unions. What remains of that populist current in Catalonia today?. Sugiere una traducción mejor Gracias por proponer una traducción al Traductor de Google. Sugiere una traducción mejor: Biographies. Thinkers CatalansFrom January 20 to February 10, 2010CaixaForum TarragonaC / Columbus, 2Coordination:Puigverd Antonio, journalist and writerPresentation:Montserrat Duch, Vice Rector for Postgraduate and International Relations at the Universitat Rovira i VirgiliConferences:19:00 pm Alejandro Lerroux. Lerrouxisme, 100 years after the Tragic WeekJosé Álvarez Junco, writer and professor of history at the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid.Tragic Week in Barcelona (1909): the popular protests caused by the demands of the Spanish government, forcing the parents of young working families to go to defend the mines of the Rif, it was projected against the centers of power (banks, government civilian , barracks), but against churches and convents. The influence of populism Lerrouxist there was decisive? Anticlericalism and anti-Catalanism they fill the lack of a working class ideology in the hands of apolitical unions. What remains of that populist current in Catalonia today?. Idiomas disponibles para traducción: afrikaans albanés alemán árabe bielorruso búlgaro catalán checo chino coreano croata danés eslovaco esloveno español estonio finlandés francés galés gallego griego hebreo hindi holandés húngaro indonesio inglés irlandés islandés italiano japonés letón lituano macedonio malayo maltés noruego persa polaco portugués rumano ruso serbio suajili sueco tagalo tailandés turco ucraniano vietnamita yiddish  

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