Franco family challenges dictator's exhumation in European court
Grandchildren appeal to Court of Human Rights, accusing Spanish government of "effectively expropriating" Franco's remains
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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
'Francoism is very present' - Reactions to the dictator's exhumation
After more than 40 years, the remains of Spain's former dictators were exhumed from a Civil War memorial site
Franco exhumation: what you need to know
Thursday sees the remains of Spain's late dictator removed from the Valley of the Fallen memorial site to a family tomb near Madrid
Franco's remains to be exhumed and reburied on October 24
Spanish government says moving late dictator's remains from memorial site to family crypt will be carried out with "respect"
Far-right supporters congregate in Barcelona for Spain's National Day
Some 250 Falangists displayed fascist symbols and Francoist flags at Montjuïc mountain
October 25 deadline set for Franco exhumation
Spanish authorities announce date for removal of late dictator's remains from Valley of the Fallen memorial site following court ruling
Spain's Supreme Court suspends dictator Franco exhumation
Magistrates put process on hold until after appeal by fascist ex-ruler's relatives
DNA test clears doubts on Dalí’s paternity
Pilar Abel, woman claiming to be the artist’s daughter, is not related to Salvador Dalí
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Sarajevo welcomes the exhibition ‘We don’t forget’ by Catalan photojournalist Miquel Ruiz
24 photographs from Miquel Ruiz, a Catalan photographer, are being displayed at an exhibition in Sarajevo, which kicked off on Thursday. The picture of the Library of Sarajevo destroyed by Serb artillery during the siege of the Bosnian capital is one of the masterpieces of the exposition ‘We don’t forget’, which takes place precisely in the same monumental building which appears in ruins in the image and which was restored in 2014. The Catalan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Raül Romeva, stated during his visit to the exhibition that it recalls that “Catalonia has always been with Sarajevo and Bosnia, even when the EU turned its back on them”. Romeva added that the images call us “to persevere in the construction of peace".