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Aragonese nationalism (Aragonese:Aragonesismo)[1] is a political movement that seeks greater regional autonomy from theSpanish State forAragon, and even its independence. Its principles are based on the idea that Aragon is ahistorical nation having been akingdom in its own right, with itshistory, monarchs,[2] laws,[3] currency,[4]language and culture.
There are several political parties and organisations self-defined as nationalist orregionalist in Aragon:
Former parties and organisations include:
Un claro ejemplo sería el del movimiento socio-político de nuestra tierra, el aragonesismo, que ha experimentado estos contrastes desde sus inicios en el S. XV hasta la actualidad. ... Términos como regionalismo, nacionalismo o autonomismo se mezclaron junto a otras proclamas populares del momento como libertad, derechos o amnistía bajo las banderas cuatribarradas de Aragón durante los primeros años de la incipiente democratización en España.[A clear example would be the socio-political movement of our region, Aragonese nationalism, which has experienced these contrasts from its beginnings in the 15th century to the present day. ... Terms such as regionalism, nationalism, and autonomism were intertwined with other popular slogans of the time, such as freedom, rights, and amnesty, under the four-barred flags of Aragon during the early years of Spain's incipient democratization.]
Each of the realms had its own currency. Aragon had the solidus of Jaca (= sj), Catalonia used the sous of Barcelona (= sb), Valencia had its sous reial (sr) …. (see Introduction section of book)
Entonces llega la siguiente relación más estrecha que tuve con Chunta. ... todos mis compañeros se hicieron de Chobenalla Aragonesista, que eran las juventudes del partido.[Then comes the next closer relationship I had with Chunta. ... all my companions joined Chobenalla Aragonesista, which were the youth of the party.]
