Decades Later, Spain Returns Remains of Franco Regime Victims in Historic Ceremony
Magallón, Spain – In a poignant ceremony filled with historical echoes, the tiny village of Magallón, nestled among vineyards and wind turbines in the expansive landscapes of Aragón, saw the return and reburial of Juan Chueca Sagarra. This prominent local figure, a farm worker and trade unionist, was murdered in 1936 by Francoist forces in the grim early days of the Spanish Civil War. Last reburied in 1959 without family consent under a regime that …