What regions of Spain are populated with more anti-left populists

The Castillian communities have Castillian values and virtues which you may call "right".

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No idea about populism, but the right usually assembles in small towns and villiages sufficiently close to the big cities enough to commute.
Also, I live in Pozuelo, west of Madrid. Pozuelo and the neighboring Majadahonda and Las Rozas have a pretty high GDP, and are of course swarming with right winger votes and expensive cars and houses.

The Catalans and Basques are Marxist cucks and fake nationalists. The origins of those parties are from anarchist and trade union movements during the Civil War. The right wing parts of Spain are the north in particular Burgos and around the old Kingdoms of Leon and Castille.

Spain is a special case since the far right there stands for unification and opposition to the left separatist nationalist movements. I believe they just elected a socialist government and are advocating for open borders but will likely wise up as well when they actually get a healthy dose of it. So far few of the migrants have been coming through Spain despite some well publicized incidents recently with soldiers having to battle niggers trying to hop over the fence in Cueta.

probably the Basque region

Everything north of the 3 smaller regions in south encompasses purely Castillian virtues and values, Galicia from.being isolated hasn't been culturally castillianed enough and still have some non castillianess and unincorporatedness in the Castillian collective.

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Navarra has the Castillian ethos as well.

Aragon also has the Castillian ethos culture and community of castile, only divergents of the community are the Catalan provinces, some southern provinces and perhaps Galicia and Bilbao.

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Remember these words, within 2 years in Tuscany will remain only the area of Florence to PD, where the masonry and clientelism are stronger

The niggers are soon to have no problem getting into Cueta because they want to remove barbed wire from border between Spain's territories and Morocco.

They are also behaving like the communists during the Civil War. They're going to exhume the remains of Francisco Franco. This is a lot like what the commies did to nuns during the War.

The ironic part is the only to preserve Spanish unity is through force while the government in Madrid pretends its legitimacy is based on Democracy. It is an incoherent position and the left separatists are taking advantage. In the end they will have to be dealt with just like before or the radicals will run wild. We've seen this show before.

I'm of the opinion that Francosim is a good model for the west going forward. It is an ideal mix of Nationalism and Traditionalism with skepticism towards unrestrained capitalism while absent the reactionary futurism and paganism of the other fascist movements.

Nothing good with Christianity.

In most villages, they are basically like this xD
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Basically the big cities are more leftist, but Barcelona is by far the worst

I figured someone would say that and yet Francoist Spain remains a good model to the contrary. In the case of Spain the Catholic Church is instrumental both to the traditional Spanish right and identity. It is more or less inseparable as it is in the case of the Italian right wing parties. You may dislike it but Christianity is too intertwined with European and regional identity to be so casually dismissed. That being said Christianity in general is utterly failing the west today so I understand the criticism.

Catholic Spain at its height was the most reactionary, hard line and anti semitic country in Europe. The expulsions under Isabella are an ideal model. The more interesting question is can we get back there? I would argue that at a certain threshold people will always revert to traditional identity and that the theological or ideological principles are more or less irrelevant. They certainly were in the 15th century.

That's because our national identity was built on supremacy and expansionism (in reality it was just about survival but it doesn't mind). It must be destroyed because it cannot be reformed.

>The origins of those parties are from anarchist and trade union movements during the Civil War
They actually come from the Carlist party after the third Carlist war but yeah, nowadays they are no different from the other parties

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You would know far better than I user. The Spain of Franco was a long time ago.

Catalonians are perhaps the fakeist nationalists possible.

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Non Castillian begone.

>regions
>Pozuelo
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Asturias and both Castilla y León and Castilla la Mancha are the most right winged places of Spain. Galicia is also pretty conservative. I would include Navarra and Vasque Country too but they are more like an extreme 50/50, where there live both diehard leftists and right wingers but they both have in common that they are pretty isolationists.

I wouldn't call right winged andalusians because is one of the strongest leftist hotspots of the country, but they are proud spaniards unlike Madrid, for example, where self-guilty is the hotest trend there.

Educate yourself on the Reconquista. The sole reason Europe conquered the world is because of the Iberians getting tired of moor occupation and visigoth cowardice.

Right in spain is a joke as the left is

Just south of La Coruna

What about Italian Islands and southern Italy?

>I wouldn't call right winged andalusians because is one of the strongest leftist hotspots of the country, but they are proud spaniards unlike Madrid, for example, where self-guilty is the hotest trend there.

Nah, People vote to PSOE in this shithole because "mejor lo malo conocido que lo por que conocer". Anyways, It is not weird to see people complaining about immigrants and talking shit about feminazis.