Memorial Plaat Rafael Pérez del Álamo - Iznájar - Andalusia

Rafael Pérez del Álamo, dierenarts and anarcho-syndicalist, was born in Loja in 1829, hettoneel van de tozwaren "Brood-en kaasrevolutie".

He was a prominent director of events in Loja en other dorpen in de buurt van de middenvallei van de Genil in 1861, which hij omschrijft as een " revolutie die tot doel had de monarchie omver te werpen en te vervangen door de republiek".

From precarious employment they come from the Andalusian laboratory class in het geklein aan mogedeleen om toegang te krijgen tot land ware de oggling. Op de 28e June 1861 dry ze Iznájar inside, names of the barracks of the Civil Guard and het stadhuis en publicerden de first proclamation.

Later they decided to march to Granada and give them mee te slepen opstand de kracht om other cities in revolution. In the end, they were killed by the large government army near the town of Las Pilas. This defeat was followed by severe repression (116 doodschoten between 400 and 600 were sentenced to different sentences), which allowed Pérez del Álamo to flee to Madrid.

The following year he received amnesty and was imprisoned in Arcos de la Frontera , where he opened the Workers' Center (arbeiderscentrum) and the Workers' Brotherhood (arbeidersbroederschap).

He finally died in Arcos in 1911.

Willem Vandenameele