La Igualdad (The Equality) was a newspaper published in the Spanish city of Madrid between 1868 and 1874, during the Sexenio Democrático, although it also saw a second period of publication in 1880.

Edited in Madrid, it was printed in its own printing press, under the subtitle "democratic-republican newspaper". ^[1] Its first number appeared on 11 November 1868, four pages long. ^[1] Linked to federal republicanism ^[2] and founded by Francisco García Padrós, José Guisasola and Alfredo Vega, ^[1] the direction of the newspaper was entrusted to Eduardo Benot, Ramón de Cala, Estanislao Figueras, Francisco García López, Adolfo Joarizti, Carlos Martra, Andrés Mellado, José María Orense and José Paúl y Angulo. ^[1] Its first period lasted at least until 30 December 1874. ^[3] Its second period, which began on 16 April 1880, continued at least until 3 November that year, the day until which its file arrived in the Digital Newspaper Library of the National Library of Spain. ^[4]

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