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- Blas_Piñar abstract "Blas Piñar López (22 November 1918 – 28 January 2014) was a Spanish politician. He had connections with Catholic organizations; directed the Institute of Spanish Culture (Instituto de Cultura Hispánica) and served as deputy (procurador) in the Cortes and a councillor of the Movimiento Nacional.Piñar was born in Toledo, Spain. In the 1960s, he was in charge of the Institute of Spanish Culture that was dedicated to managing scholarships between Latin American and Spanish universities. After a trip to Latin America and the Philippines, Piñar wrote an article for the Madrid newspaper Diario ABC. The article, entitled "Hypocrites," harshly criticized the foreign policy of the United States. At that time, the Francisco Franco regime depended on bilateral relations with the United States to maintain international recognition for the dictatorship. Franco's minister of Foreign Affairs, after giving many explanations to the US ambassador, dismissed Piñar. Despite the dismissal, Piñar's loyalty to the Franco regime did not diminish.He was an opponent of the breakup of the regime. He voted and argued against the Law for Political Reform. He saw the law not as an attempt at reform, but an attempt at disintegration. Piñar also opposed the Spanish Constitution of 1978 and voted against it in its entirety.After the death of Franco, he created Fuerza Nueva (New Force), a far right organization, and in 1979 was elected a deputy for the Unión Nacional coalition representing Madrid. After the loss of his seat in the 1982 elections he dissolved Fuerza Nueva (not the publishing house of the same name which continued publishing). In 1986, with the aid of Jean-Marie Le Pen, he reconstructed the group as the National Front (Frente Nacional) and stood without success for the European parliamentary elections of 1987 and 1989. In 1992 he became president of the Frente Nacional Español (Spanish National Front), the product of the union between his group and the Juntas Españolas.".
- Blas_Piñar birthDate "1918-11-22".
- Blas_Piñar birthPlace Spain.
- Blas_Piñar birthPlace Toledo,_Spain.
- Blas_Piñar deathDate "2014-01-28".
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- Blas_Piñar almaMater "University of Madrid".
- Blas_Piñar birthDate "1918-11-22".
- Blas_Piñar birthName "Blas Piñar López".
- Blas_Piñar birthPlace Spain.
- Blas_Piñar birthPlace Toledo,_Spain.
- Blas_Piñar children "8".
- Blas_Piñar dateOfBirth "1918-11-22".
- Blas_Piñar dateOfDeath "2014-01-28".
- Blas_Piñar deathDate "2014-01-28".
- Blas_Piñar deathPlace Madrid.
- Blas_Piñar deathPlace Spain.
- Blas_Piñar name "Blas Piñar".
- Blas_Piñar name "Pinar López, Blas".
- Blas_Piñar nationality "Spanish".
- Blas_Piñar occupation "politician, civil law notary, writer".
- Blas_Piñar otherparty Falange.
- Blas_Piñar otherparty "FN".
- Blas_Piñar otherparty "National Front".
- Blas_Piñar party "Alternative Spain".
- Blas_Piñar placeOfBirth "Toledo, Spain".
- Blas_Piñar spouse "Carmen Gutiérrez Duque".
- Blas_Piñar subject Category:1918_births.
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- Blas_Piñar subject Category:Leaders_of_political_parties_in_Spain.
- Blas_Piñar subject Category:Members_of_the_first_Congress_of_Deputies_(Spain).
- Blas_Piñar subject Category:National_Front_(Spain)_politicians.
- Blas_Piñar subject Category:People_from_Toledo,_Spain.
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- Blas_Piñar comment "Blas Piñar López (22 November 1918 – 28 January 2014) was a Spanish politician. He had connections with Catholic organizations; directed the Institute of Spanish Culture (Instituto de Cultura Hispánica) and served as deputy (procurador) in the Cortes and a councillor of the Movimiento Nacional.Piñar was born in Toledo, Spain. In the 1960s, he was in charge of the Institute of Spanish Culture that was dedicated to managing scholarships between Latin American and Spanish universities.".
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- Blas_Piñar givenName "Blas".
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