one of the leaders of the pochists was 44-year-old general francisco franco he was born in 1892 in a incial spanish town role franco's father and grandfather were naval officers in his youth , francisco decided to continue the family tradition and entered the military academy of the taleta. shortly after graduation, he went to morocco , where he took part in the fighting against local tribes. the ambitious young officer quickly proved his composure and bravery on the battlefield. soon he was promoted to the rank of brigadier general and led the spanish foreign legion primarily to the pursuit of order, and he began to conduct his summit order with harsh methods in this region they were shot for the slightest violation of discipline, and the legion had to carry out combat missions. he had to push. this is the berber revolt. they acted in accordance with cutting off the head of the rebels. they slaughtered entire villages, but the spanish army in morozovka saw franco as his leader and were ready to rise with him, but between spain there was trouble. the pilot was in the hands of the repu

and for the far right since the days of francisco franco's dictatorship, general franco ruled the country for 36 years. he was never overthrown, and spaniards wouldn't taste democracy again until after the general staff in 1975 . among the places that franco's legacy lingers is on the football pitch, he understood the power of the sport. it's hold on the masses and he used it as a propaganda tool, primarily the rivalry between the countries top 2 teams rail madrid and f c barcelona. but that did not end with franco and the rail bar. so rivalry has been playing out ever since. listening posts. flo phillips now from the dread on the role that football continues to play in spanish politics. it all started with a press conference, a 2 hour one, hosted by spanish football club, etc boss, to learn a code on the back to know and i can be bus suicide, be 10 to 40, come into the president to the club one. the puerto was out to address loan held allegations of corruption, unmatched fixing. but he didn't just defend himself and his breed assessors over claims those multi $1000000.00 payouts to refer

and boston loan is relationship with spain's former dictator. francisco franco, whose repressive regime had lost it almost for decades to the way the facts square were previews. and it was, it was perfectly, it's down to sort of somehow pretty is this idea that for folks about that on that was, that was a very close to, frankly, isn't that what pictures of the cabinet would be? not great. it had done so by then by the front of ministry of the time with a religious presence of bishops and the religious trying to things on this pain flag being basically put in the, in the proceedings and the books. i don't, i just kind of go right to franco a few times with the highest possible con declaration from the club. and i tell you that by the date, because if they've been in that will be seen as a, as rebels. but it was a stadium. what for example was player display, of course that's not in the video. the slack of catalonia was seen of the coming out of time. what it was, legal songs were chance of a big come know that allowed people that felt differently to um, to the dictates a shift to express

happens, it would be the 1st time that an openly fire right party gets into power ever seems francisco franco, the detect or died in 1975. these would confirm a trend that we are seeing across the euro, that the far right these need to goldberg and of course they're out of high hopes among the far right leaders in europe. and for example, dom alone neither pregnant instead of lee has given public support to box the spot right party in spain. so what exactly is driving voters to the far right in spain? are the particular issues that are moving them or is this more a trend? because of a lower voter turnout. so in this location, it's not that this far right part to has more support that it had 4 years ago in 2019 when the last election took place. but probably they will be seen meeker so they will be needed to form a government in this case. the conservative tradition of the park, the by people who are we have to make some concessions towards the right them some of their positions. and this is a party box that these are strongly on to negotiation. they defend traditional values, cathartic values

off to the selection. spain hasn't had a nationalist policy since the death of military leader francisco franco, back in 1975. while it's being taught correspondence, sonya gave or she's on the ground there for us in the spanish capital in the tread . sonya, as we were saying it's summer holiday, is that right now? how did people feel about having to go and vote now of the was always the sort of sense of weariness about having to do this, especially when the summer holidays are in full swing as it was. and of course, this was not anticipating to happen until towards the end of the year. but the reason that motivates it's mr. sanchez to cool. the small collections was the fact that his policy, the socialist workers, party, did rob, badly in the low collections at the end of may. and best people would be a good way of trying to kind of tops his opponents, perhaps on the back foot back. i'm still trying to see if you can sort of get as much of a win as possible in the coming elections will nevertheless. so the polls that were leading up to this week did put him behind the people's policy, the cent

after the selection. spain hasn't had a nationalist party since the death of military leader francisco franco in 1975. sonya jago reports from madrid. as the major political parties close the account pains on friday, just 2 days ahead of the following day on sunday, the question remains in which direction is fain headed. now the prime minister present a son ship has been unable to transform the economic growth and has been happening in spain into so full full. his policy ahead of him is a sense for right people's policy just being terms painting on issues of national unity as well. as tax costs and spending costs. now the question remains also, how much of a majority could the people's policy when it could still be an issue where they would have to have support from the radical right wing policy folks. now if that were the case, it would be the 1st time in spain's recent history that a radical right wing policy would be in government. and that has implications for how policy will be driven in the country. and also how that will be affecting european union. and that's a consequence also in bru

things i'd be happy to see on your mean things a different studies and then the shipment there, francisco franco does, there's a lot to be though. i usually think that i sell it for j. a lot of it, frankly, and i've a lot of his bus house editors and some of the feelings and see in those, in terms of inviting you to my people's does make a deals. so notice i get all the la la. i'm using the acadia. i'm sure how does your deal senior people masturbating and i mean when when you press okay to have to maintain you can pay. oh, i see no money by time i take one bill. okay. so you can bill them. okay. do you know that? yeah. and after world war 2, frances great empire began to unravel in vietnam to most of the people it was time . and so since the st. fussing with joy kissing each other, and algeria, she lives in the shingle as a split, even though chinese managed to beat the french army. why not die? the decline continues. an episode to us legend, ted's french t colonization on outages, era are dreaming of some way more amazing priscilla. how about some disney magic tango? tango wise old here in sta

that could have been the first time since the death of francisco franco, 50 years ago, that far rightthe government. that hasn't happened so far. and the conservative leaders said he wanted to govern alone. he wasn't close to have enough seats. the socialists say they will talk to the parties. we can expect tough negotiations going on right here in the heart -- the heart of the summer of terrorist season. there may be a little break. the horse trading will begin. in about a month's time in august, the parliament convenes again and comings off of vacation and tries to get a vote. the king of spain has to see each party and try to propose a candidate that can get through. >> thanks to al goodman in ma madrid. >>> just ahead, the governor of texas reacts after the u.s. justice department says it could take legal action if the state does not remove floating border barriers. the latest from washington. i'm currently out of the office [typing] focusing on a little blue-sky thinking. i'll be taking m meetings with family and friends. and d checking voicemail as my activities permit. i'll con

happy to see you on any other main things, a different studies and then the shipment there. francisco franco does, there's a lot to be though. i usually think that i sell it for j. a lot of it, frankly, and i've a lot of his bus house. there are some of the owners and see you in the oven, but you said something about people's thoughts and they got the list. senior orders, i get all of the law and the lady i'm using the acadia. i'm sure. how does your deal senior and my me back to me. when you press ok to have to maintain you can pay. oh i see. no one is my bill. okay. see my name is camille m. okay. and do you know that? yeah, of the issues of the day to start seeing from system systems, the climate change project disruption. otherwise we wouldn't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice. one of up here says pipe top immediately and says this is american economic wash. what would you say about the wash and light targeting the but it's only going to be me is targeting vulnerable, but it's 12, it's important to have this conversation. we need to talk about and not about narrative. the s

kept out of spanish government as it has been for more than 50 years going back to the era of francisco francocording to analysts who is in the best position, although a difficult position, to get back into power is the existing spanish socialist prime minister pedro sanchez because although he came in second he already has a coalition government with other leftist parties and with nationalist parties in cat catalonia, the area around barcelona, and those parties care much about their regions. i jut talked to a senior member of the socialist party who said that sanchez will have a tougher time getting a coalition this time because the national leaders are going to exact a higher price. christina. >> interesting. al goodman live there from madrid with the latest on the spanish snap elections. thank you so much, al. >>> all right. coming up, "barbie" wins the weekend box office, how the summer blockbuster is making history in the movies, after the break. i'll b e taking meetings with family and friendnds. and checking voicemail asas my activities permit. i'll connect with you afteter reconnectin

would be the first time that the far right is in a government in spain since the dictatorship of francisco franco when he died nearly 50 years ago. now europe is certainly watching because the far right has been making games right across europe. they're governing in italy with prime minister maloney, in finland they've entered the government, in sweden the government need the far right for votes in parliament. the european commission president here in madrid earlier this month said the european union needs to do a better job to keep extremism at bay. and spaniards during this campaign have seen how this is playing out because the local elections swept out socialist mayors and socialist regional presidents. and in their place, the main conservative party needing help from vox. we see that happening in more than 100 town halls and city halls and also in some regional governments. throughout all of those, vox has been pushing its anti-immigrant, anti-feminist, skeptical about climate change, that's their agenda, and that's what they're getting seats on in and power in in these local places. the vote

after the selection saying hasn't had a nationalist policy since the depth of minute treaty to francisco franco, back in 1975121 so that speak to a correspondence on the ground, the in madrid. this when you get a go. sonya is, we've been saying on the holidays that how did people feel about having have this small collection called now of the what is almost a sense of, of weariness. so i surprised at having had this event really trash into the main spanish holidays here. and of course, that is because the prime minister federal son says cool, be small selections off to his policies for performance in the local elections at the end of may. but one points of interest to note here is the fact that it has really galvanized hostile votes. in his some 2600000 people at least have a signed up to vote at post offices of that could be something which favors the socialist. as most people who are galvanized diversion hair out, we'll take those votes and is how they can possibly do so. so with that in mind though, it's quite a lot of the supports that said mr. sanchez is still left king. if he's going to su

after the selection. spain hasn't had a nationalist party since the depth of military liter francisco franco, in 1975. so when you get a report from the draft as the major political parties close, the town pains on friday, just 2 days ahead of the following day on sunday. the question remains in which direction is fain headed. now the prime minister present, a son trip, has been unable to transform the economic growth. so it has been happening in spain into so full full. his policy ahead of him is the center, right. people's policy. just think terms painting on issues of national unity as well as tax costs and spending costs. now the question remains also, how much of a majority could the people's policy when it could still be an issue where they would have to have support from the radical right wing policy folks. now if that were the case, it would be the 1st time in spain's recent history that a radical right wing policy would be in government. and that has implications for how policy will be driven in the country. and also how that will be affecting european union. and as a consequence, a

this selection span hasn't had a nationalist policy since the depth of minute tree liter francisco franco, back in 1975, will not speak to sonya jago. she is in the capital madrid for us. sonia it is the holidays that right. how's it people feel about having had this selection cold? now the one that's does it is there is a sense who am was weariness, the fact that these national elections were being coal so soon off to the local elections, they weren't really expected until the end of the year. the cost, the reason why they were cold, so why they was because the prime minister federal sanchez, his policy had done pretty badly in the local elections at the end of may the full trying to get a bit of amendment. perhaps the elements of surprise. but his opponents, he called the snap collections, and of course it lands rights in the middle of the summer holiday period, where many spaniards are already on holiday. however, what we have seen is a record number of spaniards voting by post more than 2600000 people have registered the boats at the postal offices around the country. never the last,

lovett and his band taking the stage in stern grove on sunday, gianna franco had the chance to check on them about playing in san franciscoand what inspired his latest album. >> to be outdoors in san francisco in the summertime, it's just , you know, it doesn't get any better than that. >> reporter: lyle lovett and his large band are on the road this summer. >> stern grove is a part of a 57 show tour we are doing this summer with the large band. >> reporter: it consists of a who's who when it comes to musicians. >> the thrill of being on stage with the large band for me is getting to stand in the middle of some of the best musicians in the entire world. and some of the most famous players in the whole world. >> reporter: something he says is the best part of performing. >> it's just exciting for me every night that i get to step on stage and i listen to these great musical minds contribute to my little songs, and lift them up and turn them into something that people want to listen to. it's fun for me. >> reporter: and those little songs inspire the thing that matters most to him. >> i have 6-year-old twins and the origina

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francisco. we'll be right >>> lyle lovett and his large band are taking the stage at stern grove on sunday. our gianna francoto chat with him about playing in san francisco and what inspired his latest album. >> to be outdoors in san francisco in the summertime, all right? it's just -- you know, doesn't get any better than that. >> reporter: lisle love it and his large band are on the road this summer. >> at stern grove is part of a 57 show tour that we're doing this summer with the large band. >> reporter: it's a band that consists of a who's who when it comes to musicians. >> the -- the thrill of being on stage with the large band for me is getting to stand in the middle of some of the best musicians in the entire world. and you know, some of the most famous players in the whole world. >> reporter: something he says is one of the most exciting parts of the night. >> i listen to the great musical minds contribute you know, to my little songs and you know lift them up and turn them into something that people, you know, want to listen to. it's -- fun for me every night. >> reporter: those little songs inspire

they're taking the stage at stern grove on sunday and our gianna franco actually had the chance to chat with him about playing in san franciscoired his latest album. >> to be outdoors in san francisco in the summertime, right? it's just -- you know, it doesn't get any better than that. >> reporter: lyle lovett and his large band are on the road this summer. >> at stern grove as part of a 57 show tour that we're doing this summer with the large band. >> reporter: it's a band that consists of a who's who when it comes to musicians. >> the -- the thrill of being on stage with the large band for me is getting to stand in the middle of some of the best musicians in the entire world. and you know, some of the most famous players in the whole world. >> reporter: something lyle says is one of the best parts of performing. >> it's just exciting for me i listen to the great musical minds contribute you know, to my little songs and you know lift them up and turn them into something that people, you know, want to listen to. it's -- fun for me every night. >> reporter: those little songs inspired by the thing that matters most to him. ♪ t