This year, the Spanish government is celebrating 50 years of freedom in Spain. That is, half a century since the death of the dictator Francisco Franco. Despite the fierce repression, there were always people who stood up to him. In the last years of the dictatorship there was violence, fear and, especially in Catalonia, thousands of citizens who took to the streets to defend freedoms, the Statute and social justice. The ARA has already recalled this before. How the peasants stood up and, in this second chapter, he recovers one of the most powerful anti-Franco movements: the workers' movement.