Movilización y protesta social a partir del Diario de Navarra en la Txantrea (Pamplona/ Iruña, 1970-1989)

Abstract

 In the 1970s, on the road to democracy, the situation in Navarre led him to become one of the most contentious provinces in the Spanish State. The streets, neighborhoods and neighbors of the region witnessed the emergence of new social movements (feminists, anti-nuclear, environmentalists, anti-military or unsubmissive) and the spread of demands and protests (amnesty, nation, democracy or freedom, among others) to achieve a new socio-political and economic model. In this situation, the events in the Txantrea neighborhood were regular, until it was designated as a conflict neighborhood. At first, the protests in the neighborhood related to urban planning and neighboring endowments, and were extended to social, political, and economic parties in the form of demonstrations and conferences. This article makes a qualitative analysis of the protests in the Txantrea between 1970 and 1989, based on the Diario de Navarra.