Los efectos de la Ley de 21 de julio de 1876 en la evolución de la foralidad navarra (1876-1927)

Abstract

Navarre had agreed to adapt its system of pre-liberal Government to the provisions of the Law of 1839, by virtue of that of 1841. However, the councils of the «exempt provinces» had not followed suit, and this situation was addressed by the Law of 21 July 1876. The Navarre Government reacted to attempts to extend the law to its territory by defending its regime, but conflicts over economic affairs and taxation culminated in a larger contribution to the State, as stipulated in subsequent treaties.