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Si Cantara el Gallo Rojo
Spain, Galicia, La Coruña

Jose de Acuña touches spanish soil for the first time in 14 years, The sound of gunfire echoes trough Galicia as the triumphant partisan forces marched in streets, the peoples revolution had finally began.

A week before, Disguised as Spanish soldiers, the exiled Spanish partisan forces infiltrated the garrisons at Northern Spain in preparation for a new insurrection. This plan yesterday when the partisan leader Jose de Acuña arrived at La Coruña, He was promptly arrested and brought before governmental jurisdiction but not before agitating the people and condemning the presence of foreign militaries in Spanish soil and the government involvement in unpopular war.

It didn’t took long for the already planted partisan soldiers to rise up across the city with an initially divided but growing popular support, De Acuña was released by the overrun local garrison, and most of the vital infrastructure of Galicia had been taken.

The same kind of insurrection was instigated across northern Iberia and some vital cities in the South, A significant part of Spain had rebelled in less than one day.
Galicia, Asturias, Leon, Cantabria and Murcia were under partisan control, The initial push for territory had stopped and the Partisans were consolidating their gains.