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Politics, Ideology and Culture of Andalusians in the American Southern Cone: Between Hispanic Essentiality and Self-Identity

ABSTRACT The following article refers to the relationship established in 1981 between the fledgling Andalusian government and the Andalusian communities predominant in South America, given Spain’s return to democracy in 1977–1982 and attainment of regional autonomies. Furthermore, we reveal the result of the relations promoted after the establishment of a growing network of services and benefits, proposed in advance of the celebrations of the 500th Anniversary of the Discovery of America. To this end, we have reviewed the files at the General Archive of Andalusia, along with selected press from Seville, during a period defined as a point of inflexion between the pre-autonomous and post-autonomous stages of the Andalusian imaginary; tensions, negotiations and resistance characterize the resulting epistolary and administrative communication, at a decisive moment in the history of Andalusian culture on both sides of the Atlantic.