About: Confederación Iberica (1983: Doomsday)

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In 1984 three Spanish Juntas: Jaca, Calahorra and Tudela joined forces to tackle the Basque expansion. It was the origin of a new union that eventually will be called the "Confederación del Río Ebro" and after "Confederación Ibérica" (Iberian Confederacy).

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rdfs:label	Confederación Iberica (1983: Doomsday)
rdfs:comment	In 1984 three Spanish Juntas: Jaca, Calahorra and Tudela joined forces to tackle the Basque expansion. It was the origin of a new union that eventually will be called the "Confederación del Río Ebro" and after "Confederación Ibérica" (Iberian Confederacy).
dcterms:subject	European countries (1983: Doomsday) European countries (1983: Doomsday) Spain (1983: Doomsday) Spain (1983: Doomsday)
city largest	Soria
CoGtitle	Vice President
CoGname	Antonio Bilbaino
city other	Tudela, Barbastro, Calatayud
HoSname	José Luis Lapurdi
name short	Iberia
HoStitle	President
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Timeline	1983(xsd:integer)
Name en	Iberian Confederacy
Name	Confederación Ibérica
Language	Spanish
Currency	Peseta Ibérica
Population	Est. 475,000
language other	French, Catalan
Capital	Jaca
Motto	Forward
Flag	Modelo4.jpg
abstract	In 1984 three Spanish Juntas: Jaca, Calahorra and Tudela joined forces to tackle the Basque expansion. It was the origin of a new union that eventually will be called the "Confederación del Río Ebro" and after "Confederación Ibérica" (Iberian Confederacy).

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