Censorship and dissent under the Franco dictatorship
Revisiting the mechanisms of censorship, its victims, and dissenters
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PODCAST: Open Wounds – Dealing with the Francoist Past
45 years after the death of dictator Francisco Franco many issues remain unresolved
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
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
Spain urged to return papers stolen by Franco to Catalonia
Catalan Dignity Commission says 10,000 outstanding Salamanca Papers must be brought back
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Tortured under Franco, forgetting is not an option for Carles Vallejo
Former political prisoner reflects on his arrest and exile as well as historical memory
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
New historic memory bill annuls Francoist sentence of executed Catalan president
Future Spanish law to ban public funded organizations exalting dictators, such as Fundación Nacional Francisco Franco
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
Anticoagulant drug can halt Alzheimer's, study finds
Research center run by top Catalan cardiologist and US scientists make breakthrough that holds out hope for future treatment
Supreme Court authorizes exhumation of Spain’s late dictator Francisco Franco
President Sánchez’s plans to relocate remains get green light 15 months later
George Orwell’s son follows father’s steps in Barcelona during Spanish Civil War
Richard Blair toured the site, commenting on Spain’s historical memory policies: “We can’t have a black hole in history – something has happened”
Neus Català was an ‘extraordinary woman,’ mourns Catalan president
The Catalan Women’s Institute grieves the death of the death of the concentration camp survivor who spent years fighting for recognition of women refugees and in the resistance