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The 21 pages that link to Spanish Constitution of 1978, each with the reason it gives.

• Spanish transition to democracyBroader topic: It codified the institutions and rights that gave the transition its constitutional settlement.

• Francisco FrancoBroader topic: It replaced Francoist political structures with a constitutional democratic order.

• Catalan nationalismRelated: Its recognition of autonomy and assertion of Spanish national unity define the movement’s constitutional arena.

• SpainRelated: It defines Spain as a parliamentary monarchy and recognizes regional autonomy.

• Spanish nationalismBroader topic: It declares Spain’s indissoluble unity while recognizing autonomy for its nationalities and regions.

• Autonomous communities of SpainNarrower topic: It provides the constitutional basis and limits for regional autonomy.

• Catalan independence movementRelated: Its principles of national unity and sovereignty formed the central legal obstacle to unilateral secession.

• Nueva Planta decreesCompared with: Its framework of regional autonomy differs sharply from Bourbon administrative centralization.

• CataloniaRelated: It provides the constitutional basis for Catalonia’s autonomy while preserving Spain’s unity.

• 2017 Catalan independence referendumRelated: Spain’s government and courts cited its unity and sovereignty provisions against unilateral secession.

• Pact of ForgettingRelated: Its adoption formalized the democratic settlement associated with the pact.

• Adolfo SuárezRelated: Suárez’s government helped secure its approval by parliament and referendum.

• Community of MadridRelated: Its provisions enabled Madrid to become a self-governing region.

• Castilla–La ManchaRelated: Its autonomy framework enabled Castilla–La Mancha to become a self-governing community.

• History of SpainRelated: It set the legal framework for the transition from dictatorship to democracy.

• Castilian nationalismRelated: Its autonomy framework shapes the political possibilities for regional Castilian claims.

• History of CataloniaRelated: Its framework defines both Catalonia’s autonomy and the legal limits contested by independence advocates.

• Region of MurciaRelated: It provided the legal basis for Murcia’s current autonomous status.

• Aragonese nationalismNarrower topic: It sets the constitutional limits and opportunities for Aragonese autonomy claims.

• Law of SpainBroader topic: It is the supreme domestic legal framework for Spain’s institutions and laws.

• Politics of SpainRelated: It sets the legal framework for national government and territorial autonomy.