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November 20, known as 20-N, is observed annually in Spain.

History of the holiday
20-N is associated with two key events in modern Spanish history: the death of dictator Francisco Franco in 1975 and the execution of José Antonio Primo de Rivera in 1936, founder of the Falange party. This date became symbolic and is often discussed in historical and political contexts.

Traditions and activities

* In some circles, memorial events are held to honor the memory of Franco and participants in historical events.
* Historians and researchers organize lectures, exhibitions, and discussions dedicated to events related to this date.
* Society discusses lessons from history, the impact of the dictatorship on Spain, and the country’s path to democracy.
* Sometimes meetings are held by organizations studying the legacy of the civil war and Franco’s regime.

Significance of the holiday
20-N in Spain is a date that prompts reflection on the country’s political past, remembrance of historical figures, and the consequences of the dictatorship for contemporary society. For many, it is a day of historical reflection rather than mass celebration.

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