New measures include the creation of a census and a national DNA bank to help locate and identify remains
Five decades after the death of General Franco, and three years after the Spanish dictator’s remains were finally removed from his hulking mausoleum outside Madrid, the country’s senate has approved legislation intended to bring “justice, reparation and dignity” to the victims of the civil war and subsequent dictatorship.
On Wednesday afternoon, the upper house of Spain’s parliament passed the Socialist-led government’s Democratic Memory law, with 128 votes in favour, 113 against, and 18 abstentions.
Continue reading…New measures include the creation of a census and a national DNA bank to help locate and identify remainsFive decades after the death of General Franco, and three years after the Spanish dictator’s remains were finally removed from his hulking mausoleum outside Madrid, the country’s senate has approved legislation intended to bring “justice, reparation and dignity” to the victims of the civil war and subsequent dictatorship.On Wednesday afternoon, the upper house of Spain’s parliament passed the Socialist-led government’s Democratic Memory law, with 128 votes in favour, 113 against, and 18 abstentions. Continue reading…