La democracia bajo vigilancia: qué sabían Washington, el Vaticano y las potencias antes del 23F

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A las seis y veinticuatro de la tarde del 23 de febrero de 1981, la noticia del golpe en España saltó de capital en capital. Washington. París. Bonn. Roma. Buenos Aires. En minutos, el mundo entero miraba a España.Pero la pregunta que nadie quiso hacer durante 45 años es: ¿solo miraban? ¿O algunos ya sabían lo que iban a ver?Entre los documentos desclasificados hay un expediente del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, el R-39017, con 14 documentos sobre un conflicto diplomático entre España y Estados Unidos. Lo que revelan no es que Washington condenara el golpe. Es que tardó una eternidad en hacerlo.En este episodio:La reacción de Estados Unidos: la ambigüedad calculada del Departamento de EstadoEl expediente diplomático R-39017 y el conflicto España-EEUU tras el golpeLos contactos previos del Comandante Cortina con el Embajador americano y el Nuncio del VaticanoLa reacción de la OTAN, Francia, Alemania y las democracias europeasLas dictaduras latinoamericanas que observaban con interés¿Fue el 23F un asunto exclusivamente español?Fuentes: exclusivamente documentos desclasificados por el Consejo de Ministros de España (febrero 2026).Haz clic para ver la transcripción de este episodio. 🎧 Suscríbete a 23F: Los documentos secretos en tu plataforma favorita. Los documentos hablan. Solo hay que saber escucharlos.Una producción de SintetiCast.

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