Neocatolicismo, carlismo y democracia

In Spain, Liberalism triumphed early without achieving a broad level of social legitimacy; which also hindered the advent of the demoliberal regime. Throughout the 19th century, the anti-Liberal rebellion focused on Carlism lacked specific political doctrine. It was the neo-Catholics, heirs of the political approaches of Jaime Balmes and Juan Donoso Cortes, who managed to articulate and vulgarize a traditionalist political project, which would have it greatest development in the face of the triumphant democratic revolution in September 1868. A political project that would have its renovation in the twentieth century Spanish.