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1977, Jan. 4
 
Press censorship was abolished.  1
 
March 12
 
The poet Vicent Aleixandre was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature.  2
 
April
 
The Communist Party was legalized after its leaders promised Premier Suarez that the party's interest was in peaceful changes.  3
 
June 15
 
In the first free national elections since 1936, Suarez's Democratic Center Union won a majority of the seats in the Cortes.  4
 
Aug. 4
 
A sweeping political amnesty was granted. Jailed Communist Party members were freed on Aug. 30.  5
 
 
 
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