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Ley Paccionada
The Ley Paccionada is the Spanish law of 16 August 1841 that ended the Kingdom of Navarre's status as a separate realm after the First Carlist War. Negotiated between Navarre's representatives and the government in Madrid, it made Navarre a province of Spain while preserving its own provincial council and a special fiscal and administrative regime. It remains the legal foundation of the modern Foral Community of Navarre.
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