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editShould this be redirected to José Antonio Primo de Rivera?
Can somebody confirm that "El Ausente" was used? I have always found "¡Presente!" instead.
- The "Presente" ritual cry was official policy since 1938 (IIRC). The term "El Ausente" was used, either
- In presumed poetical references to Jose Antonio
- As a kind of codeword used by "camisas viejas" (Falangists before the 18 July) and others who felt the regime had betrayed/not implemented the joseantonian ideals