Embajada en Londres transmite la moción parlamentaria 'Spanish Democracy' firmada por más de 200 diputados británicos London Embassy transmits 'Spanish Democracy' parliamentary motion signed by more than 200 British MPs

4o'328.2 (46) 14/24 Londres, 25 de marzo de 1981., Asunto: Reacciones Parlamento y Par aa tido Laborista ante aconte- A cimientos 23 de febrero. DIRECCION GENERAL DE pysstenio DE y POLITICA EXTERIOR PA RA EUROPA Y ASUNTOS” a ATLANTICOS. - | LH, Núm. : uf q 9 * 7 Excmo. Señor: ts Como continuación a la información telegráfi ca remitida a V.E. el pasado día 16 de marzo, adjunto tengo a honra enviar el texto de la moción "Spanish - Democracy" con la lista de los 200 diputados de todas las tendencias que la han suscrito. Dicha moción sigue abierta a la firma y es probable continue recibiendo más adhesiones. 7 Igualmente remito a V.E. fotocopia de la car- A ta que el Secretario General del Partido Laborista, Ron e/ Hayword,ha dirigido al Director de la Casa de España en Londres expresando su satisfacción por el fracaso del - intento golpista en España y manifestando su «poyo a la democracia española en términos semejantes a los de la moción parlamentaria antes mencionada. Dios guarde a V.E. muchos años. EL EMBAJADOR DE ESPAÑA FERNANDO ARIAS=SALGADO Moo O A eee EXCMO. SR. MINISTRO DE ASUNTOS EXTERIORES.- MA DR 1 D.- 3420 Notices of Questions and Motions : 16th March 1981 No. 68 a 257 SPANISH DEMOCRACY Mr Eric S. Heffer Mr Tristan Garel-Jones Mr Russell Johnston Mr Donald Stewart Mr John Dunlop Mr Denzil Davies * 200 Mr Robert McTaggart Mr Robert Edwards Mr Bill Homewood Mr A. J. Beith Mr Richard Wainwright Mr Ronald W. Brown Mr David Winnick Mr John Home Robertson Dr J. Dickson Mabon Mr Phillip Whitehead _Mr Kevin McNamara -Mr John Cartwright Mr George Park Mr Jim Marshall Mr Robert Atkins Mr Jack Straw Mr Hugh McCartney Mr Stan Crowther Mr Bernard Conlan Mr Robert McCrindle Mr A. W. Stallard Mr A Beaumont-Dark Mr Allen McKay Mr Donald Dewar - Mr Martin O'Neill Mr Joel Barnett Mr Gwilym Roberts Mr Dennis Canavan Mr David Ginsburg Mr Frederick Mulley Mr James Lamond Mr John Hunt Mr Eric Deakins Mr Gordon Wilson Mr Peter Hardy _ Mr W. W. Hamilton Mr James Johnson Mr Roy Mason Mr Greville Janner Mr Michael Welsh Mr R. C. Mitchell Mr Geoffrey Dickens Dr Oonagh McDonald Mr Lewis Carter-Jones Mr Alexander Lyon Mr Mark Hughes Mr Ken Woolmer Mr Robin F. Cook Mr Neil Carmichael Mr Harry Cowans Mr Gerald Kaufman Mr C. Brocklebank-Fowler Mr Julian Critchley Mr John Smith Mr Gordon A. T. Bagier Mr Anthony Fel Mr Ben Ford Dr Jeremy Bray Mr Leo Abse Mr Ted Rowlands Mr Martin Flannery Mr Merlyn Rees Mr John Fraser Mr Robert Sheldon Mr David Young Mr Gregor Mackenzie Mr Barry Sheerman Mr Dick Douglas Mr Robert C. Brown Mr Stan Thorne Mr Kenneth Marks Mr Bryan Magee Mr Frank R. White Mr Michael McGuire Mr Alan Fitch Mr William Whitlock Mr Gordon Oakes Sheila Wright Mr Raymond Powell Mr Dan Jones Mr Bruce George, Mr John Parker Mr A. E, P. Duffy Mr Michael Martin Dr Edmund Marshall Mr Alex Eadie Mr William Wilson Mr Roy Hughes Mr Stuart Holland Mr William McKelvey ' Mr Jack Dunnett Mr Stanley Orme Mr W. E. Garrett : Mr J. W. Rooker Mr Andy McMahon Mr Tony Benn te The figure following this symbol gives the total number of names of Members appended, including those names added in this edition of the Notices of Questions and Motions. eee No.68 Notices of Questions and Motions: 16th March 1981 —. 3421 Mr Ted Fletcher Mr Peter Snape Mr Austin Mitchell. Mr Les Huckfield Mr Norman Hogg Mr John Morris . Jo Richardson Mr Michael Meacher Mr George Foulkes Mr Robert Litherland Mr Sack Ashley Mr Michael O’Halloran Mr Andrew Bennett Mrs Renée Short Mr Eric Ogden Mr Robert Hughes Dame Judith Hart Mr Jan Campbell Mr Albert Booth Mr David Marshall Mr L. R. Fletcher Mr Peter Archer Mr Tam Dalyell Mr Frank Allaun Mr Frank Field _ Mr Ron Brown -. Mr Neil Kinnock Mr Brynmor John Mr John Maxton Mr Joe Ashton Mr Geoffrey Lofthouse Mr Gavin Strang Mr Derek Foster Mr Arthur Davidson Miss Joan Maynard : Mr John Golding | Mr Greville Janner Mr R. B. Cant That this House expresses its profound relief and satisfaction that the recent attempt at coup d’état in Spain was defeated, and recognises that King Juan Carlos played a vital role in defending the institutions of Spanish democracy, thereby preventing a civil war ; is keenly aware, however, that Spain’s democracy remains vulnerable to further military «adventures ; upholds the right of the Spanish people to live under the democratic constitu- tion approved by referendum ; will do everything in its power to preserve and protect democracy and the right of all Spaniards to live in peace and liberty and further supports the efforts of all democratic and parliamentary forces in Spain to safeguard and strengthen their country’s democratic institutions. 259 BUDGET MEASURES ‘Mr John Loveridge Sir William Clark Mr Michael Grylls Mr Maurice Macmillan Mr Edward du Cann Sir John Eden E ed ade SES Xx 109 Mr John Wheeler Mr Kenneth Carlisle Mr Philip Holland Mr Eric Cockeram Mr John Spence Mr Reg Prentice Mr Neil Thorne Mr Allan Stewart That this House congratulates the Chancellor of the Exchequer ¢ on bringing forward in his Budget a bold package of measures designed to stimulate investment in the small and medium business sectors ; and looks forward to further measures to encourage even wider investment as soon as he feels the nation can afford this. *& The figure following this symbol gives the total number of names of Members appended, Bis those names added in this edition of the Notices of Questions and Motions. 3298 Notices. of Questions and Motions ; 12th March 1981 No.66 ,/ 257 SPANISH DEMOCRACY Mr Eric S. Heffer Mr Tristan Garel-Jones Mr Russell Johnston Mr Donald Stewart Mr John Dunlop Mr Denzil Davies Mr Michael English Miss Joan Lestor Mr loan Evans Dr M. S. Miller ‘Mr Terry Davis Mr Clive Soley Mr John Evans Mr Michael Ancram Mr Clinton Davis Mr Clement Freud “Mr Christopher Price '' ~ Mr George Morton Mr David Alton Mr John Stokes Mr John Sever Mr Frank Dobson Mr John Tilley Mr Allan Roberts Mr Nigel Spearing Mr Ted Graham Mr Ron Leighton Mr David Stoddart Mr lan Mikardo Mr John Grant Mr Barry Jones Mr Dale Campbell-Savours Mr Frederick Willey Mr Russell Kerr Dr Shirley Summerskill Mr J. D. Concannon Sir Thomas Williams Mr Robert Kilroy-Silk Mr Bruce Douglas Mann Mr Ted Leadbitter . Mr Denis Howell “Mr Roy Hattersley Mr David Penhaligon . Mr David Ennals - Miss Betty Boothroyd . Dr David Clark . ..Mrs Ann Taylor : Mr Frank McElhone Mr Jack Dormand Mr Stanley Newens Mr Giles Radice Mr Alan Williams Mr Norman Atkinson Mr John Garrett Mr Bob Cryer Mr Edwin Wainwright ' Mr Joe Dean Mr John Prescott Mr David Watkins Mr Arthur Palmer’ Mr Roger Stott Mr Douglas Jay Mr Geoffrey Robinson Mr Sidney Bidwell That this House expresses its profound relief and satisfaction that the recent attempt | at coup d’état in Spain was defeated, and recognises that King Juan Carlos played a vital ¿Ole in defending the institutions of Spanish democracy, thereby preventing a civil war; is keenly aware, however, that Spain’s democracy remains vulnerable to further military adventures ; upholds the right of the Spanish people to live under the democratic constitu- tion approved by referendum ; will do everything in its power to preserve and protect democracy and the right of all Spaniards to live in peace and liberty and further supports the efforts of all democratic and parliamentary forces in Spain to safeguard and strengthen their country’s democratic institutions. a e Ak The figure following this symbol gives the total number. of names of Members appended, including those names added in this edition of the Notices of Questions.and Motions, ... . : The Labour Party - from RON HAYWARD, CBE GENERAL SECRETARY 144-152 WALWORTH ROAD, LONDON SE17 1JT : - 01-703 0833 Giro No. 510 9213 * RGE/TI/LB 6 e “ 10 March,. 1981 The Director, | Casa de Espana, 317 Portobello Road, London W10. Dear Sir, I am writing to convey to you our great relief and satisfaction that the recent attempt at coup d'etat in Spain was defeated. We believe the King Juan Carlos played a vital role in defending the institutions of Spanish democracy and preventing a return to civil war. - We believe, ies, that threats to Spain’ s elected government still . remain. For our part we are watching carefully the political situation in Spain and we are prepared to do everything in our power to preserve and protect democracy and the odia of working people to Edy organise in Spain. We uphold the right of the Spanish people to live under the democratic constitution they have approved in a referendum. There must be no return to Franco. We fully support the efforts of all democratic and socialist forces in Spain to safeguard and strengthen the country! Ss poemas institution. Yours faithfully, Londres, 25 de marzo de 1981., Asunto: Reacciones Parlamento y Par tido Laborista ante aconte- cimientos 23 de febrero. DIRECCION GENERAL DE EE ATLANTICOS.- Núm. 1443 Excmo. Señor: Como continuación a ormación telegráfi ca remitida p V.E. el pasado de marzo, adjunto tengo a honra enviar el moción "Spanish < Democracy" con la lista 200 diputados de todas las tendencias que la suscrito. Dicha moción sigue prue es Probable continue recibiendo més ou remito a V.E. fotocopia de la car- retario General del Partido Laborista, Ron PE Ha igido al Director de la Casa de España en intento golpista en España y manifestando su «apoyo a la democracia española en términos semejantes a los de la moción parlamentaria antes mencionada. Dios guarde a V.E, muchos años. EL EMBAJADOR DE ESPAÑA FERNANDO ARIAS=SALGADO EXCMO. SR. MINISTRO DE ASUNTOS EXTERIORES.- MA DR TI D,- A = ate a li _ a Ds A An TT EQ ÁÓ

4o'328.2 (46) 14/24 London, March 25, 1981., Subject: Parliament and Peer Reactions Labor stance in the face of events To foundations February 23. GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF pysstenio DE and FOREIGN POLICY PA RA EUROPE AND AFFAIRS” to ATLANTIC. - | LH, No.: ugh q 9 * 7 Hon. Sir: ts As a continuation of the telegraphic information ca sent to V.E. last March 16, attached I have the honor to send the text of the motion "Spanish - Democracy" with the list of the 200 deputies from all the trends that have subscribed to it. This motion continues open for signature and it is likely to continue receiving more adhesions. 7 I also refer to V.E. photocopy of the card To the fact that the General Secretary of the Labor Party, Ron e/ Hayword, has addressed the Director of the House of Spain in London expressing its satisfaction at the failure of the - coup attempt in Spain and expressing his "support for the Spanish democracy in terms similar to those of the aforementioned parliamentary motion. God save Your Excellency many years. THE AMBASSADOR OF SPAIN FERNANDO ARIAS=SALGADO Moo O A eee EXCELLENCE MR. MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.- MA DR 1 D.- 3420 Notices of Questions and Motions: 16th March 1981 No. 68 to 257 SPANISH DEMOCRACY Mr Eric S. Heffer Mr Tristan Garel-Jones Mr Russell Johnston Mr Donald Stewart Mr John Dunlop Mr Denzil Davies * 200 Mr Robert McTaggart Mr Robert Edwards Mr Bill Homewood Mr A. J. Beith Mr Richard Wainwright Mr Ronald W. Brown Mr David Winnick Mr John Home Robertson Dr J. Dickson Mabon Mr Phillip Whitehead _Mr Kevin McNamara -Mr John Cartwright Mr George Park Mr Jim Marshall Mr Robert Atkins Mr Jack Straw Mr Hugh McCartney Mr Stan Crowther Mr Bernard Conlan Mr Robert McCrindle Mr A. W. Stallard Mr A Beaumont-Dark Mr Allen McKay Mr Donald Dewar - Mr Martin O'Neill Mr Joel Barnett Mr Gwilym Roberts Mr Dennis Canavan Mr David Ginsburg Mr Frederick Mulley Mr James Lamond Mr John Hunt Mr Eric Deakins Mr Gordon Wilson Mr Peter Hardy _ Mr W. W. Hamilton Mr James Johnson Mr Roy Mason Mr Greville Janner Mr Michael Welsh Mr R. C. Mitchell Mr Geoffrey Dickens Dr Oonagh McDonald Mr Lewis Carter-Jones Mr Alexander Lyon Mr Mark Hughes Mr Ken Woolmer Mr Robin F. Cook Mr Neil Carmichael Mr Harry Cowans Mr Gerald Kaufman Mr C. Brocklebank-Fowler Mr Julian Critchley Mr John Smith Mr Gordon A. T. Bagier Mr Anthony Fel Mr Ben Ford Dr Jeremy Bray Mr Leo Abse Mr Ted Rowlands Mr Martin Flannery Mr Merlyn Rees Mr John Fraser Mr Robert Sheldon Mr David Young Mr Gregor Mackenzie Mr Barry Sheerman Mr Dick Douglas Mr Robert C. Brown Mr Stan Thorne Mr Kenneth Marks Mr Bryan Magee Mr Frank R. White Mr Michael McGuire Mr Alan Fitch Mr William Whitlock Mr Gordon Oakes Sheila Wright Mr Raymond Powell Mr Dan Jones Mr Bruce George, Mr John Parker Mr A. E, P. Duffy Mr Michael Martin Dr Edmund Marshall Mr Alex Eadie Mr William Wilson Mr Roy Hughes Mr Stuart Holland Mr William McKelvey ' Mr Jack Dunnett Mr Stanley Orme Mr W. E. Garrett: Mr J. W. Rooker Mr Andy McMahon Mr Tony Benn te The figure following this symbol gives the total number of names of Members appended, including those names added in this edition of the Notices of Questions and Motions. eee No.68 Notices of Questions and Motions: 16th March 1981 —. 3421 Mr Ted Fletcher Mr Peter Snape Mr Austin Mitchell. Mr Les Huckfield Mr Norman Hogg Mr John Morris . Jo Richardson Mr Michael Meacher Mr George Foulkes Mr Robert Litherland Mr Sack Ashley Mr Michael O’Halloran Mr Andrew Bennett Mrs Renée Short Mr Eric Ogden Mr Robert Hughes Dame Judith Hart Mr Jan Campbell Mr Albert Booth Mr David Marshall Mr L. R. Fletcher Mr Peter Archer Mr Tam Dalyell Mr Frank Allaun Mr Frank Field _ Mr Ron Brown -. Mr Neil Kinnock Mr Brynmor John Mr John Maxton Mr Joe Ashton Mr Geoffrey Lofthouse Mr Gavin Strang Mr Derek Foster Mr Arthur Davidson Miss Joan Maynard : Mr John Golding | Mr Greville Janner Mr R. B. Cant That this House expresses its profound relief and satisfaction that the recent attempt at coup d'état in Spain was defeated, and recognizes that King Juan Carlos played a vital role in defending the institutions of Spanish democracy, thereby preventing a civil war; is keenly aware, however, that Spain's democracy remains vulnerable to further military «adventures; upholds the right of the Spanish people to live under the democratic constitution tion approved by referendum; will do everything in its power to preserve and protect democracy and the right of all Spaniards to live in peace and liberty and further supports the efforts of all democratic and parliamentary forces in Spain to safeguard and strengthen their country's democratic institutions. 259 BUDGET MEASURES 'Mr John Loveridge Sir William Clark Mr Michael Grylls Mr Maurice Macmillan Mr Edward du Cann Sir John Eden E ed ade SES Xx 109 Mr John Wheeler Mr Kenneth Carlisle Mr Philip Holland Mr Eric Cockeram Mr John Spence Mr Reg Prentice Mr Neil Thorne Mr Allan Stewart That this House congratulates the Chancellor of the Exchequer ¢ on bringing forward in his Budget a bold package of measures designed to stimulate investment in the small and medium business sectors; and looks forward to further measures to encourage even wider investment as soon as he feels the nation can afford this. *& The figure following this symbol gives the total number of names of Members appended, Bis those names added in this edition of the Notices of Questions and Motions. 3298 Notices. of Questions and Motions; 12th March 1981 No.66,/ 257 SPANISH DEMOCRACY Mr Eric S. Heffer Mr Tristan Garel-Jones Mr Russell Johnston Mr Donald Stewart Mr John Dunlop Mr Denzil Davies Mr Michael English Miss Joan Lestor Mr loan Evans Dr M. S. Miller ‘Mr Terry Davis Mr Clive Soley Mr John Evans Mr Michael Ancram Mr Clinton Davis Mr Clement Freud “Mr Christopher Price '' ~ Mr George Morton Mr David Alton Mr John Stokes Mr John Sever Mr Frank Dobson Mr John Tilley Mr Allan Roberts Mr Nigel Spearing Mr Ted Graham Mr Ron Leighton Mr David Stoddart Mr Ian Mikardo Mr John Grant Mr Barry Jones Mr Dale Campbell-Savours Mr Frederick Willey Mr Russell Kerr Dr Shirley Summerskill Mr J. D. Concannon Sir Thomas Williams Mr Robert Kilroy-Silk Mr Bruce Douglas Mann Mr Ted Leadbitter. Mr Denis Howell “Mr Roy Hattersley Mr David Penhaligon. Mr David Ennals - Miss Betty Boothroyd . Dr David Clark. ..Mrs Ann Taylor : Mr Frank McElhone Mr Jack Dormand Mr Stanley Newens Mr Giles Radice Mr Alan Williams Mr Norman Atkinson Mr John Garrett Mr Bob Cryer Mr Edwin Wainwright ' Mr Joe Dean Mr John Prescott Mr David Watkins Mr Arthur Palmer' Mr Roger Stott Mr Douglas Jay Mr Geoffrey Robinson Mr Sidney Bidwell That this House expresses its profound relief and satisfaction that the recent attempt | at coup d'état in Spain was defeated, and recognizes that King Juan Carlos played a vital Ole in defending the institutions of Spanish democracy, thereby preventing a civil war; is keenly aware, however, that Spain's democracy remains vulnerable to further military adventures; upholds the right of the Spanish people to live under the democratic constitution tion approved by referendum; will do everything in its power to preserve and protect democracy and the right of all Spaniards to live in peace and liberty and further supports the efforts of all democratic and parliamentary forces in Spain to safeguard and strengthen their country's democratic institutions. to and Ak The figure following this symbol gives the total number. of names of Members appended, including those names added in this edition of the Notices of Questions.and Motions, ... . : The Labor Party - from RON HAYWARD, CBE GENERAL SECRETARY 144-152 WALWORTH ROAD, LONDON SE17 1JT: - 01-703 0833 Money Order No. 510 9213 * RGE/TI/LB 6 e “March 10, 1981 The Director, | House of Spain, 317 Portobello Road, London W10. Dear Sir, I am writing to convey to you our great relief and satisfaction that the recent attempt at coup d'etat in Spain was defeated. We believe King Juan Carlos played a vital role in defending the institutions of Spanish democracy and preventing a return to civil war. - We believe, yes, that threats to Spain's elected government still. remain. For our part we are watching carefully the political situation in Spain and we are prepared to do everything in our power to preserve and protect democracy and the hatred of working people to Edy organize in Spain. We uphold the right of the Spanish people to live under the democracy constitution they have approved in a referendum. There must be no return to Franco. We fully support the efforts of all democracy and socialist forces in Spain to safeguard and strengthen the country! Ss institution poems Yours faithfully, London, March 25, 1981., Subject: Parliament and Peer Reactions Labor stance in the face of foundations February 23. GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF EE ATLANTIC.- No. 1443 Hon. Sir: As a continuation of telegraphic training ca referred to V.E. last March, attached I have the honor to send the motion "Spanish < Democracy" with the list of 200 deputies from all the trends that the subscribed. This motion continues It is likely that you will continue to receive more I refer you to Your Excellency. photocopy of the card General Secretary of the Labor Party, Ron PE He has visited the Director of the House of Spain in coup attempt in Spain and expressing his "support for the Spanish democracy in terms similar to those of the aforementioned parliamentary motion. God keep Your Excellency, many years. THE AMBASSADOR OF SPAIN FERNANDO ARIAS=SALGADO EXCELLENCE MR. MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.- MA DR TI D,- A = ate a li _ a Ds A An TT EQ ÁÓ