'I hope the memory lives on': Remei Oliva, 102-year-old Civil War exile and mother
Memoirs of the last surviving 'Mother of Elne', who gave birth in a maternity hospital for refugees in France
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Spanish cabinet approves historical memory bill to address legacy of Francoism
Congress to vote on law that would ban Franco Foundation, recognize victims and aid exhumation of Civil War graves
The Spanish Civil War, as seen by artists
A new permanent space opens at Catalonia’s National Art Museum looking at the 1930s wartime period
New all-time high of Catalans living abroad
Unprecedented drop in numbers residing in South America as western Pyrenees sees greatest percentage of emigrants
Long-lost watch, confiscated by Nazis, returned to family of its original owner
Joan Lladó, who fought for the French resistance, died in a concentration camp just 5 days before it was liberated
61 Spanish Civil War mass graves found in old hospital
Battle of the Ebre soldiers unearthed as 20,000 soldiers of conflict still remain in unknown burial places
Largest Francoist monument in Catalonia to be taken down next summer
Authorities announce move to remove Tortosa monolith on 45th anniversary of dictator's death
Spain's cabinet approves 'Historical Memory Law' in first step to annul Franco-era convictions
Pending parliamentary approval, law will ban organizations sympathetic to dictatorship
Josep's uncle returns from the war after more than 80 years
In a simple ceremony, Sabatés family receive the remains of a relative killed in the Civil War, thanks to government's genetic identification program
The two sides of the Civil War legacy
The return of the remains of a Republican soldier found in an unmarked grave provide a stark contrast to the exhumation of dictator Franco
Local campaign to reclaim spoils of war seized by Franco regime
Some town councils in Girona area coming together to demand return of cash taken from them at end of Civil War
Artefact leading to beach evacuation confirmed as concrete cylinder
Parts of Barcelona beach were closed and evacuated on Wednesday as an object thought to have been a Civil War bomb was found
Section of Barcelona beach evacuated as possible Civil War bomb found
In August, authorities detonated a highly volatile bomb dating back to 1936 under the sea
Spotlight on exile and migration in National Day institutional event
Traditional commemoration organized by Catalan authorities postponed until September 11 due to heavy rain the night before
Funeral of last Catalan Ravensbrück concentration camp survivor held in Toulouse
Conxita Grangé was part of French Resistance and was praised for her efforts to “explain the brutality”