U.S. Intelligence on Europe, 1945-1995

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• Spanish government x
• 1 Adolfo Suarez
• 1 Basque separatists
• 1 Basque terrorist groups
• 1 Catalonian autonomy
• 2 Catholic church
• 1 Conservative coalition
• 1 Conservative groups
• 1 Defense and foreign affairs
• 1 Economic policies
• 1 End of one-man rule
• 1 ETA
• 1 ETA deficiencies
• 1 Failure of EC summit
• 1 Falange
• 3 Felipe Gonzalez
• 1 Few new recruits
• 4 Francisco Franco
• 1 Future of European financial integration
• 1 Gonzalez-Guerra
• 1 Growing economic problems
• 1 Growing popular disillusionment with Spanish democracy
• 1 History of the Franco regime
• 1 Implications for the U.S.
• 1 Inadequate funds
• 1 Ineffective leadership
• 1 Internal political dynamics
• 1 King Juan Carlos
• 2 Labor discontent
• 1 Labor strikes
• 1 Labor unrest
• 1 Low ebb of political career
• 1 Low morale
• 1 Moderation
• 1 National intelligence estimate
• 1 Negotiations
• 1 No desire to return to Francoist authoritarianism
• 1 Office of National Estimates
• 1 Pragmatism
• 1 Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez
• 2 Prince Juan Carlos
• 1 Prospects for accession
• 1 Regime change necessary for survival
• 1 Soviet interests
• 1 Spain and NATO
• 1 Spain and the European Community
• 1 Spain wants entry into European Community
• 1 Spanish economy
• 3 Spanish military
• 1 Spanish negotiating tactics
• 1 Spanish political landscape
• 2 Student demonstrations
• 1 Success of Spanish government against ETA
• 1 Support for Suarez government has eroded
• 1 Terrorist threat
• 1 The role of the Spanish military
• 1 The Spanish Catholic church
• 1 The troublesome students
• 1 Threats to existence of Franco regime
• 1 US military bases
• 1 Withdrawal from Torrejon air base