Spanish civil war and the outcome of national syndicalism

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In this thread, i would like to discuss the premisses of the spanish national syndicalist movement that took place in the XXth century in Iberia (during the 30's, being of utmost importance for the analysis of the spanish civil war from the nationalist's perspective and context) as well as the outcome of the said civil war and the repercussions it had in the Iberian Peninsulae. Exercise of hipothetical and fictional outcomes are allowed in this specific thread.

>Key historical figures (for this discussion):

1. Ramiro Ledesma Ramos; founder of the JONS (junta de ofensiva nacional-sindicalista); 1905-1936
2. Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera; founder of the FE (falange espanola) 1903-1936;
3. Onesimo Redondo; important member of the JONS even tough with a more nationalistic-catholic aproach; 1905-1936 (was married to Mercedes Sanz-Bachiller Izquierdo)
4. Francisco Franco, leader of the carlists (conservative monarchists) and of the nationalist army, 1892-1975

>I will start by stating a brief explanation on what was the national-sindicalist movement:

The national sindicalist movement was created by Ramiro Ledesma Ramos (a young spanish intelectual and philosopher who was seen with great-esteem by his professors) accordingly to the rise of nationalist and fascist movements troughout europe… seen as what could be perceived as a revival of XIXth century romantism, an analogy that i personnally like.
Ramiro Ramos devised a movement of his own, he understood that national movements should be directly applied to each countries specificities so he endorsed most of his ideas from leftist thinkers and economists but culturally chose to remain against globalism, internationalism and fiercely pro-nation sieged on the spanish historical base.

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