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• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz abstract "Fernando de Santiago y Díaz de Mendívil (July 23, 1910 – November 6, 1994) was a conservative deputy and interim prime minister of Spain during the Spanish transition to democracy in the late 1970s. He had earlier been a general in the Spanish Civil War and under the dictatorship of Francisco Franco.As an active soldier, Santiago participated in the Second Moroccan War in the 1920s and threw in with the Spanish Nationalists in the 1936 Civil War, rising to the rank of lieutenant general. During the Franco regime, he served as a professor and later director of the Escuela Politécnica Superior del Ejército (Superior Polytechnic Army College).In the waning years of Franco's rule, from March 4, 1971 to April 24, 1974, the dictator gave Santiago a task as political as it was military: serve as governor-general of Spanish Sahara after Spanish forces had massacred members of a native independence movement in the "Zemla Intifada". Santiago presided over the introduction of limited home-rule in the region, which was eventually decolonized a few years later.Following the dictator's death, November 20, 1975, Santiago was named Vicepresidente del Gobierno para la Defensa (deputy prime minister for defense) of Spain's first post-Franco government, under Prime Minister Carlos Arias Navarro. Following Arias' resignation, Santiago briefly served as interim prime minister, July 1-July 3, 1976.Under the administration of Adolfo Suárez, Santiago remained the principal deputy prime minister but gave up oversight of the defense ministry. While Arias Navarro had been considered a Francoist, Suárez would turn out to be a reformer, putting Spain on the road to democracy. Santiago would become a harsh critic of Suárez' government. He submitted a resignation letter shortly after Suárez announced he would support the Ley para la Reforma Political (Political Reform Law) and its call for open elections; his resignation was accepted September 21, 1976. Out of office, Santiago continued to meet with conservative military officials disturbed by Spain's democratization and liberalization. In September 1977, he met with a group of army leaders—including Jaime Milans del Bosch -- who secretly wrote a letter to King Juan Carlos I asking him to undertake "actions to rescue the destiny of the Fatherland". Bosch would later be implicated in the "23-F" coup attempt, February 23, 1981.He married at San Fermín de los Navarros in Madrid on 6 January 1934 María Ignacia Morales de Los Ríos y Palacio, daughter of Santiago Morales de Los Ríos y Chávarri (b. Madrid, Salvador y San Nicolás, 1 May 1886 - ?) and wife (m. Madrid, Santa Teresa, 12 December 1910) Ana María de Palacio y Velasco (29 April 1890 - ?), daughter of the 6th Marquess of Casa Palacio and wife the 1st Marchioness of Villarreal de Álava and grandaunt of Loyola de Palacio and Ana de Palacio, and had issue: Ana María de Santiago y Morales de Los Ríos María Ignacia de Santiago y Morales de Los Ríos María Fernanda de Santiago y Morales de Los Ríos María del Dulce Nombre de Santiago y Morales de Los Ríos Fernando de Santiago y Morales de Los Ríos↑ 1.0 1.1 ↑".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz birthDate "1910-07-23".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz birthPlace Madrid.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz birthPlace Spain.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz deathDate "1994-11-06".
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• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz wikiPageID "10995669".
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• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz after Adolfo_Suárez_González.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz before Carlos_Arias_Navarro.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz birthDate "1910-07-23".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz birthName "Fernando de Santiago y Díaz de Mendívil".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz birthPlace Madrid.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz birthPlace Spain.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz branch Spanish_Army.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz commands "Superior Polytechnic Army College".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz dateOfBirth "1910-07-23".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz dateOfDeath "1994-11-06".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz deathDate "1994-11-06".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz deathPlace Madrid.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz deathPlace Spain.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz honorificPrefix The_Most_Excellent.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz monarch Juan_Carlos_I_of_Spain.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz name "Fernando de Santiago y Díaz".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz name "Santiago Y Diaz De Mendivil, Fernando De".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz nationality Spain.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz office List_of_colonial_governors_of_Spanish_Sahara.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz order "( 2nd of Democratic Transition )".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz order "72".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz party Falange.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz party "Movimiento Nacional".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz placeOfBirth Madrid.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz placeOfBirth Spain.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz predecessor Carlos_Arias_Navarro.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz predecessor José_María_Pérez_de_Lerma.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz rank "Liutenant General".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz shortDescription "Prime Minister of Spain".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz successor Adolfo_Suárez.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz successor Federico_Gómez_de_Salazar.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz termEnd "1974-04-24".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz termEnd "1976-07-03".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz termStart "1971-03-04".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz termStart "1976-07-01".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz title Prime_Minister_of_Spain.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz title "55".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz vicepresident Juan_Miguel_Villar_Mir.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz years "1976".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz description "Prime Minister of Spain".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz subject Category:1910_births.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz subject Category:1994_deaths.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz subject Category:Francoist_Spain.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz subject Category:Military_personnel_from_Madrid.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz subject Category:Politicians_from_Madrid.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz subject Category:Prime_Ministers_of_Spain.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz subject Category:Spanish_Sahara.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz subject Category:Spanish_generals.
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz type Agent.
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• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz comment "Fernando de Santiago y Díaz de Mendívil (July 23, 1910 – November 6, 1994) was a conservative deputy and interim prime minister of Spain during the Spanish transition to democracy in the late 1970s. He had earlier been a general in the Spanish Civil War and under the dictatorship of Francisco Franco.As an active soldier, Santiago participated in the Second Moroccan War in the 1920s and threw in with the Spanish Nationalists in the 1936 Civil War, rising to the rank of lieutenant general.".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz label "Fernando de Santiago y Díaz de Mendívil".
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• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz givenName "Fernando De".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz name "Fernando De Santiago Y Diaz De Mendivil".
• Fernando_de_Santiago_y_Díaz surname "Santiago Y Diaz De Mendivil".