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Our purpose is to analyze the Spanish political transition, taking the events of Portugal in 1974 as a point of reference. A revolution took place there, followed by a classic constituent process. In Spain, in 1975, a series of internal and external factors determined the imposition of a social continuity and political change model, a model that broke its ties with the past. This also meant the introduction of a certain idea of modernity that lays at the foundation of social reality, and in some measure, of the current political situation in Spain.

LA TRANSICIÓN POLÍTICA ESPAÑOLA COMO EXPRESIÓN DE LA ACCIÓN DE UN PODER CONSTITUYENTE EVOLUTIVO