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What important event is this text about?: In 1818 he had been assigned with his unit to the Expeditionary Army, destined for Overseas, which at that time was meeting in the vicinity of Cádiz. He supported the pronouncement of Lieutenant Colonel Rafael del Riego, who had the Constitution of 1812 reestablished. Quiroga was the highest-ranking soldier among the rebels and was elected general on the ground by the rest of the officers. The promotion was confirmed by the Liberal government following the success of the pronouncement, and he was soon elevated to field marshal and awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of San Fernando. He fought against the One Hundred Thousand Sons of Saint Louis who, commanded by the Duke of Angoulême, came to the aid of Ferdinand VII so that he could recover absolute power. In 1823 his troops capitulated to the French army in La Coruña. After the absolutist triumph he went into exile in London where he remained until 1834. After the death of Ferdinand VII and the end of the Ominous Decade he returned to Spain as lieutenant general and held the position of captain general of New Castile. He also represented Galicia in the Cortes of which he was vice president. He died in Madrid in 1841.<end_of_turn>
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This text deals with the pronouncement of Lieutenant General Rafael del Riego in 1820 and his subsequent leadership in the Spanish Liberal Revolution of 1820-1823. During this period, Riego led a military statement in support of the Constitution of 1812, which led to the restoration of said document and established a liberal government in Spain. After his initial success, he became a leading figure in the liberal movement and was promoted to general and later to field marshal.

However, in 1823, absolutist forces led by the Duke of Angoulême and known as "the Hundred Thousand Sons of Saint Louis" intervened in Spain to restore the absolute power of King Ferdinand VII. This led to the defeat of Riego and his troops in La Coruña, after which he went into exile in London until 1834, when he returned to Spain after the death of Ferdinand VII and the end of the absolutist "Ominous Decade".

The text also mentions that Rafael del Riego held the position of captain general of Castilla La Nueva and represented Galicia in the Cortes, where he also served as vice president. Finally, he died in Madrid in 1841.<end_of_turn><eos>