 When the 1930 fall of the Primo regime removed limitations on public activity the Carlists voiced their relief after the end of "seis añox largos de silencio impuestos por una Dictadura".Scholars claim that the entire movement was at its lowest point ever, though none of the sources consulted provides estimates as to the state of Requeté at the moment.The information available suggests the organization languished as few isolated and rather inactive cells, engaged mostly in resumption of party propaganda and religious activities; there were attempts to return to the old format with renewed excursionist or sporting bids.