When the long night began
The article reflects on the atmosphere and events surrounding the coup d'état in Argentina on March 24, 1976, focusing on the moments of fear and repression that followed.
TERRORISTS ATTACKED ⟩ The bloodiest campaign of ETA began when Franco's dictatorship ended
The article discusses the start of ETA's most violent campaign following the end of Franco's dictatorship in Spain.
A Coruña dismantles the Franco barriers and advances in the recovery of the Casa Cornide
A Coruña's city council has unanimously approved the administrative procedure to annul past agreements that allowed the dictatorship of Francisco Franco to acquire the Casa Cornide.
Fifty Years and a Blow to the Heart: '1975-Present' Shakes Up the Reina Sofía Collection
The exhibition '1975-Present' at the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid explores the cultural scene in Spain following Franco's dictatorship.
Journalist and writer Carlos Hernández dies at 56
Carlos Hernández de Miguel, a prominent journalist and writer, has passed away at 56 years old in Huesca due to illness, known for his work on the horrors of the Franco dictatorship.
Fernando Esteso, the rural rogue who showed in cinema the unequal arrival of modernity in Spain
The article discusses how Fernando Esteso represented the impact of modernity on rural Spain through his work in cinema during the gradual opening of Franco's dictatorship to global capitalism.
The Democratic Memory Finally Incorporates LGBTQ+ History
The 'Proudly Free' event acknowledges the resistance of LGBTQ+ individuals during Franco's dictatorship and highlights their role in Spain's democratization.
Álava moves forward in the process to strip Franco and Mola of their titles of 'fathers of the province' awarded during the dictatorship
The Basque province of Álava is advancing a proposal to revoke the honorary titles given to dictator Francisco Franco and military leader Emilio Mola during the dictatorship.
Ramón Armando, Manuel and Enrique: three stories exemplifying the harshness of Francoist repression in the 60s and 70s for defending rights
The article shares the powerful stories of Ramón Armando, Manuel Vizcaíno, and Enrique Caro, who experienced the oppressive climate of Franco's dictatorship in Spain during the 1960s and 70s while advocating for human rights.
From collective hero to individual savior, 1976 was the key year of the Transition
The death of Franco did not mark the end of the dictatorship, but rather laid the groundwork for democracy through street tension and reformist discussions, as depicted in a documentary by Cecilia and José Juan Bartolomé.
Franco, that 'bro': the challenge of addressing the trivialization of the dictatorship in class
A high school class in Logroño discusses the trivialization of Franco's dictatorship, with students showing engagement and a sense of the topic's importance and controversy.
Inside Franco's Closet
New works across various media explore the brutal persecution and repression of the LGBTI community during the Franco dictatorship, from penal colonies to controversial therapies.