thumb | right | 200px | Buenaventura Durruti. On January 23, when only Fígols remained under insurgent control, the National Committee of the CNT agreed to "give the order to stop all of Spain, accepting it with all its consequences." However, only a few isolated towns in Valencia and Aragon followed in the footsteps of Alt Llobregat. In Alcorisa the insurgents planted two bombs in the Civil Guard barracks, and in Castel de Cabra, the rioters seized "the City Hall, destroyed the tax register and all the documents that were in the archives of the municipal secretary. ” Infantry troops were sent from Barcelona under the command of Domingo Batet to put an end to the riots. On January 24, Fígols was recaptured by the state, and by January 27, the first anarchist insurrection against the Republic came to an end. With this mass deportation, the confrontations between the CNT and the republican-socialist government became even more intense. The uprising was also a trigger for a further split within the CNT between the libertarian possibilist tendency and the anarchist, as the strategic differences of each sector began to clash. After publishing a manifesto, Ángel Pestaña and other possibilists were expelled from the CNT and formed the Syndicalist Party, with the intention of participating in state politics.Tomás Álvarez: Ángel Pestaña: El anarquista de la triste figura. Diario de León,  25 /04/ 2004.
thumb | right | 200px | Buenaventura Durruti. On January 23, when only Fígols remained under insurgent control, the National Committee of the CNT agreed to "give the order to stop all of Spain, accepting it with all its consequences." However, only a few isolated towns in Valencia and Aragon followed in the footsteps of Alt Llobregat. In Alcorisa the insurgents planted two bombs in the Civil Guard barracks, and in Castel de Cabra, the rioters seized "the City Hall, destroyed the tax register and all the documents that were in the archives of the municipal secretary. " Infantry troops were sent from Barcelona under the command of Domingo Batet to put an end to the riots. On January 24, Fígols was recaptured by the state, and by January 27, the first anarchist insurrection against the Republic came to an end. With this mass deportation, the confrontations between the CNT and the republican-socialist government became even more intense. The uprising was also a trigger for a further split within the CNT between the libertarian possibilist tendency and the anarchist, as the strategic differences of each sector began to clash. After publishing a manifesto, Ángel Pestaña and other possibilists were expelled from the CNT and formed the Syndicalist Party, with the intention of participating in state politics.Tomás Álvarez: Ángel Pestaña: El anarquista de la triste figura. Diario de León, April 25 , 2004.
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