Following the period of oblivion, Caylà started to figure prominently in the Carlist political discourse in the late 1960s, when progressist supporters of socialismo autogestionario launched their bid to take control of the movement.
Following the period of oblivion, Caylà started to figure prominently in the Carlist political discourse in the late 1960s. At that time the progressist supporters of socialismo autogestionario, grouped around the young Carlist prince Carlos Hugo, launched their bid to take control of the movement.