La Gloriosa

La Gloriosa, known as the "Glorious" in Spanish, was a significant revolutionary movement in Spain that led to the end of the monarchy and the establishment of the Second Spanish Republic in 1931. It was driven by widespread demands for democracy, social reforms, and political modernization. The movement gained momentum through protests and political changes, reflecting deep dissatisfaction with the existing monarchy and conservative forces. La Gloriosa played a key role in transitioning Spain toward a more democratic government, although political tensions continued, eventually contributing to the country's complex 20th-century history.