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internal conflict, two
organized tendencies emerged in the FMLN—the
Renovadores ("Renovators" or "Renewal Movement") and the
Corriente Revolucionario...
- Os
Renovadores (the Renewers) or Os
Novos (New ones) was a
group of
artists who
wanted to
renew the
visual Galician arts from the 1920s. It was a diverse...
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founded 1918 Os
renovadores,
founded 1922 Precisionism, c. 1918–1940s
Regionalism (art), c. 1930s–1940s...
- allies. Madero's
supporters in
congress before the coup, the so-called
Renovadores ("the renewers"),
criticized him, saying, "The
revolution is heading...
- Generation). In the 20th century, the
renovation came in the 20s by Os
renovadores, and by the Atlántica
group after the dictatorship.
Galician cuisine...
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great influence on the
renovating group of
Galician art
known as Os
renovadores.
Castelao is
considered to be the most
important figure in
Galician culture...
-
others were
jailed by Huerta. With the
Constitutionalist victory, some
Renovadores,
namely Alfonso Cravioto, José
Natividad Macías, Félix F. Palavicini...
- notably: The
divide between Guerristas (followers of
Alfonso Guerra), and
Renovadores (Renewers, right-wing of the party). More recently, the
divide has been...
- secretary-general
Alfonso Guerra (guerristas) and González's
allies (
renovadores,
Spanish for "renovators"). The congress'
resulted in a
victory for the...
-
Movimiento Renovador) was a
communist political party in El Salvador. The
Renovadores started as an
organized internal tendency within the
Farabundo Martí...
