Editing Spanish Revolution of 1936 (section)

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The biggest problems that the communities faced were those consequential of the war itself: shortage of raw materials such as fertilizers, seeds, gear, and tools, or the lack of labor due to the mobilization. They also had great problems in their relationship with the state, as the collectives were an expression of power outside the state and also as ideological rivals of the communism that dominated the government. This is how they suffered discrimination in the financing of the IRA, the CLUEA's competition in the Levante,{{sfn|Quilis Tauriz|1992|pp=83–85}} forced unionization in Catalonia,{{sfn|Mintz|2013|p=90}} or their forced dissolution in Aragon.{{sfn|Borrás|1998|pp=71–73}}