El postero del Paraninfo de la Universidad de Zaragoza luce aun un simbolo franquista

El Edificio Paraninfo Present the solemn ceremonies of the Universidad de Zaragoza, the Apertura del Curso Académico or the honorable investitures of los nuevos doctors. El repostero que preside la sala preconstitutional preconstitution is presented (1982 official desde), with the San Fernando Cross Laureada de la Real Orden awarded by Franco to the Province of Navarre in 1937 “en recuerdo a las gestas heroicas de Navarra en el Movimiento Nacional y en homenaje a quien sooraaates” las virtudes de la raza”

The survival of the Francoist symbol has been largely overlooked until now. Y es que el paño, aunque de diseño antiguo, es relatively new. According to the inventory of historical artistic heritage of the University of Zaragoza, The poster we see now was made by a taller de Sarinena in 1997. but repeats the previous model. You can use the basic reproduction because it is antiguo del escudo.

Según el inventario, la piece textil mide 375 por 305 centimeter. “The central image corresponds to the shield of the University of Zaragoza -se asegura-, as cual. it represents the enthroned bishop San Pedro with the most usual attributes of his iconography, such as the tiara, the base, and the keys of the Heavenly Jerusalem. Formando parte del escudo, en su interior, se localizan el escudo de Aragón y de la ciudad de Zaragoza. A border of floral motifs passes around the perimeter of the poster, representing the corners, upper and central zones of the wreath. los cinco escudos de las capitales de province que formaban parte del antiguo university district: Pamplona, ​​​​​​Logroño, Teruel, Soria y Huesca”.

The official coat of arms of Navarre is regulated by the 2020 law, but is the same as the 1982 law (the law came after Uxue Barcos violated the previous norm with the intention of introducing the cuatripartito icurrina). Y el de 1982 es heredero, a su vez, del de 1910. Está formado por cadenas de oro sobre fondo rojo, con una esmeralda en el centro union de sus ocho brazos de eslabones y, sobre ellas, la Corona Real, Symbol of the old Kingdom of Navarre.

Las cadenas are inspired by the specific episode of the Battle of Navas de Tolosa, where Sancho el Fuerte defeated Caliph Al-Nasir and took the chains of the slaves guarding him as a war trophy. La smeralda, according to tradition, la tomó Sancho el Fuerte del turban del mismo An-Nasir.

The shield of Navarre has become a subject of controversy in the last 50 years. Tras la muerte de Franco, y antes de la probation de la Constitución de la Constitución, ya surgieron voces que reclaban la disaparecia de la Laureada de San Fernando. At the end of January 1979, after the ratification of the Magna Carta, the Foral Parliament of Navarre was created before the definitive Parliament of Navarre. Partidos como el PSOE supported the disappearance of the symbol, lo que se abaría aprobando; You can protect UCD and UPN. The Spanish Cortes finally approved the measure in 1982.