تجربة التحول الديمقراطي في إسبانيا و إمكانية الإفادة منها في العراق

Abstract EN

The importance of studying the issue comes from the fact that Spain witnessed a successful and effective democratic transition process, and it can be considered as a more inspiring model in the stages of transition to democracy, given the specificity of its experience in reform from within, i.

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from within the system.

Indeed, Spain's experience is worthy of reflection.

It is not a coup, revolutionary, or anarchic experience.

On the contrary, the regime itself has led a long process of political reform that has led to the devoting of a strong democratic system.

It started in its early years since General Franco appointed King Juan Carlos as his successor to lead an internal reform process, and marks a milestone on the path to peaceful and democratic change.

We found that this experience is suitable to study, as it closely resembles the Iraqi situation in the democratic transition, and the possibility of benefiting from it is very much in spite of our olute conviction of the failure to reproduce the experiences of other peoples and nations, but learning from lessons and morals is the common sense to overcome any possible obstacles, especially since The Iraqi experience has been marred and still marred by many structural problems, which have hindered, until now, the transition to a true democratic system.