Entre Francia e Italia. El acuerdo verbal hispano-italiano de 1895
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hispania.1996.v56.i192.759Keywords:
Contemporary History, Spain, International Relations, Mediterranean, Antilles, New Nationalisms, Colonial conflicts.Abstract
The Cuban Revolutionary Party rosc in revolt in Baire on february in 1895 against the spanish government. While Spain negotiated the renovation of the Triple Alliance with the help of Italy. This negotiation proves the importance of the Mediterranean area for spanish governments. In short, Spain was not isolated, his presence was decisive in the Mediterranean and this «european treaty» gave security to maintain the colonies in the Antilles, if the war started in Cuba changed in a conflict against the United States.
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