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  1. Spain Main Page
  2. Civil War Leads to Franco's Rule and the Reestablishment of a Ceremonial Monarchy
  3. Spain Joins the EU and Aznar's Popular Party Comes to Power
  4. Terrorist Bombing in Madrid Leads to Socialist Party Government
  5. Separatist Group ETA Disarms and Renounces Violence
  6. Socialists Lose Control of Parliament Amid Financial Crisis
Separatist Group ETA Disarms and Renounces Violence

After four decades of violence, the militant Basque separatist group ETA, responsible for more than 800 deaths and for terrorizing Spanish society with its bombings and other attacks, announced a permanent cease-fire on March 24, 2006. In June 2007, however, ETA renounced the cease-fire and vowed to begin a new offensive.

ETA, the violent Basque separatist group, announced another cease-fire in September 2011. The Spanish government dismissed the declaration, saying it would not resume peace talks until ETA permanently renounces violence and puts down its arms. The ETA did just that in October. Prime Minister Zapatero said the move was a "a victory for democracy, law and reason."

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