Historical memory

The 15 excuses of Gabriel Le Senne (Vox) for the scandal in the Balearic Parliament

Extremist Balearic Parliament speaker neither resigns nor apologizes for his violent attitude towards two Socialist MPs

Prosecutors are to assess if pre-election protest outside Via Laietana police station was a crime

Spanish police tell court that protest was a "clear challenge" while protesters defends right to demonstrate

Homage to George Orwell: a plaque recalls where the writer witnessed the 'Fets de Maig' in Barcelona

Orwell spent three tense nights on the rooftop of an historic building on La Rambla, as he recounted in 'Homage to Catalonia'

UN report condemns human rights dangers of PP-Vox "concordance" laws in 3 Spanish autonomous regions

United Nations rapporteurs condemn "revisionism" that violates the rights of victims of the Franco dictatorship

Activists reject plan for Via Laietana to be a torture remembrance space but still a police facility

Remembrance group demands that notorious Barcelona building be transferred to the Catalan government

Judge Baltasar Garzón speaks out: "It's clear that there is lawfare in Spain"

Despite "expressions of horror" made by some, the disbarred "superjudge" has no doubt that lawfare exists in Spain

Carles Vallejo's complaint of Franco-era torture, rejected by a judge, is appealed by prosecutors

Barcelona prosecutors see it as "premature" to reject complaint against officers of Franco's Political-Social Brigade

Spanish prosecutor Delgado clarifies that Carles Vallejo torture case is still being studied

Specialist prosecutor for Spain's remembrance law says that response to Franco-era torture complaint is still in process

Spain's law of remembrance, waste paper: prosecutor opposes investigating Franco-era torture

Spanish specialist prosecutor, Dolores Delgado, agrees that the torture claims of Carles Vallejo should remain inadmissable

Pere Aragonès bumps into Spanish official at Remembrance Park visit in Buenos Aires

Spanish delegation visits Remembrance Park, dedicated to victims of Argentinian state terror, just before Catalan president

The new Catalan law of Memory: fines for glorifying Francoism, a homage to the Republic

The proposed Catalan law also addresses historical education, withdrawal of Francoist symbols, and the colonialism issue

PP wants 1970s minister Martín Villa to give views on Spain's democratic memory law

Transition-era Spanish politician Martín Villa was charged with crimes against humanity for the 1976 Events of Vitoria

Six parties want Spanish king's title to be withdrawn to redress Francoist wrongs

Jewish outrage over Spanish prosecutors' note that protects Nazis

The Wiesenthal Centre accuses the Spanish public prosecutors of protecting Nazis

Madrid removes plaques commemorating Republicans executed by Francoists

Catalan government palace to remove paintings from Primo de Rivera dictatorship

Nine new 'Stolpersteine' in Catalonia in memory of victims of the Nazi regime

Calls to remove Francoist as well as pro-independence symbols during the elections

Spain honours Hernán Cortés to anger of Native Americans

'Die Zeit', emphatic about Francoism in Spain

Devastating 'New Yorker' report on Spain's failure to deal with its Francoist past

Danish newspaper: "Does Franco still haunt Spain?"

'Foreign Affairs' examines Spain's "stunted national consciousness"

Spanish general defends Franco regime crimes as being "legal" at the time

Rivera wants to turn Franco's basilica into a Spanish Arlington

Amnesty International accuses Spain of violating human rights in Catalonia

"Spanish Sahara. The last reinforcements": the photographic archive of Spain's betrayal

The Association of Historical Memory asks for the banning of the Franco Foundation