Overview
- The Official State Gazette published on Feb. 19 the Feb. 11 decision by the State Secretariat for Democratic Memory conferring the designation.
- The declaration cites symbolic significance, massive citizen participation, and a fully democratic, intangible character as the basis for recognition.
- The administration will install plaques and panels, produce explanatory audiovisual and digital materials, and publish a web fiche with photographs and videos.
- The official text frames the Feb. 27 demonstrations as a peaceful nationwide repudiation of the 23‑F coup that bolstered the 1978 Constitution, convened by most political forces under the motto “Por la libertad, la democracia y la Constitución.”
- The listing places the rallies in the Inventory of Places of Democratic Memory, with plans to link this memory site to international networks.