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28 February – CEIM organization is formed in Madrid.^[3]
11 July – Los Alfaques disaster: a truck carrying highly flammable propylene explodes near Los Alfaques seaside campsite killing at least 217 people.^[4]
22 October – An attack in Getxo by the separatist group ETA kills three people.^[5]
6 December – Spanish Constitution of 1978 ratified in a referendum.^[6]
1978 Spanish trade union representative elections^[7]

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