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Spain from the 80´s to 2012
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Economic Crisis
1980 - 1987
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ETA Killings
1980 - 1981
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ETA killed 118 people and forshadowed much violence to come from ETA during the 1980´s
Tejero’s failed coup
1981
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PSOE wins majority
1982
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Party faced challenge of economic stability and entrance of Spain into European community
Spain joins NATO
1982
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Spain joins EEC
1986
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General Strike
1988
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Aznar was elected president of the PP
1990
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Barcelona Olympics and Seville Expo
1992
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Economic Growth
1996 - 2009
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Jose Maria Aznar becomes PM
1996
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ETA kills Miguel Angel Blanco, Spain outraged
1997
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Peseta replaced by Euro
2002
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The General Strike against the Employment Decree
2002
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192 people and 2,100 wounded in terrorist attack in Madrid
2004
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PSOE won general elections
2004
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14 March 2004, the PSOE won the general elections (164 seats), making José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero the fifth president
ETA ceasefire
2006
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Recession Begins
2009
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General Elections, PP wins led by Rajoy
2011
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¨Given the difficult economic climate and to create certainty in the political forces and institutions, general elections were called four months ahead of the deadline to exhaust the legislature, being celebrated on November 20, 2011¨