Triple

Target class: Spanish republican institution
Context triple: [Republican government-in-exile, instanceOf, Spanish republican institution]

• A. supporters of the Second Spanish Republic
  Supporters of the Second Spanish Republic were individuals and groups who backed the democratically elected republican government in Spain (1931–1939), advocating secularism, social reform, and opposition to the Nationalist uprising led by Francisco Franco.
• B. Basque political institution
  A Basque political institution is an organization or governing body that exercises political authority, representation, or administrative functions within the Basque Country’s unique multi-level system of autonomy and self-government.
• C. Iberian polity chosen
  An Iberian polity is a political entity—such as a kingdom, state, or autonomous region—located on or historically associated with the Iberian Peninsula, encompassing parts of modern Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Gibraltar, and adjacent territories.
• D. Spanish state institution
  A Spanish state institution is a public organization established and governed by the Spanish government to perform official administrative, regulatory, social, or cultural functions within the state.
• E. Francoist fundamental law
  A Francoist fundamental law was one of the quasi-constitutional statutes enacted under Francisco Franco’s dictatorship in Spain that collectively structured and legitimized the regime’s political and institutional order.
• F. None of above.