Scandal Erupts in the Basque Country over Literature Radio Program. A dispute over the funding of a literature radio show has broken out in the Basque Country. A public organization is demanding an end to support for the program, which is hosted by a former ETA leader. The authorities now find themselves at the heart of an ethical controversy.
Course on the Past and Present of ETA Launched in Madrid Schools. Madrid schools have launched an educational project about ETA's activities. The program includes firsthand accounts, discussions about the memory of victims, and heated debates over the politicization of the curriculum. The initiative has sparked strong reactions among parents and teachers.
Half a century after Franco's final executions, debates flare up in Spain. Spain is once again discussing the fate of five people executed in 1975. Political forces are arguing over how to interpret their role in history. A new study sheds light on the circumstances of those events. The questions of memory and justice remain unresolved.
Two Spanish Women Returning from Syria to Serve Three Years in Prison for Daesh Ties. A Spanish court has ordered two women, who returned from Syria with their children, to be imprisoned for three years for participating in the activities of a proscribed organization. The court's decision also includes additional restrictions and a deradicalization program.
Two Suspects Detained in Lleida for Terrorist Links: Police Prevented Possible Travel to Conflict Zones. In the province of Lleida, officers from Spain’s National Police have detained two individuals on suspicion of involvement in terrorism. The investigation, which lasted a year and a half, uncovered active distribution of extremist materials and preparations for travel to conflict zones.
Barcelona and Cambrils Honor the Memory of Victims Eight Years After Terror Attacks. The eighth anniversary of the terrorist attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils has once again highlighted the need for a dedicated support service for victims. Authorities in Catalonia have promised to address this issue in the coming months.
Basque Country Launches Campaign to Recognize War Victims Amid Political Disputes. A new initiative is launching in the Basque Country to recognize victims of unlawful violence and terrorism who have previously been overlooked. Exhibitions and research are aimed at restoring justice and equality for all affected parties, despite ongoing political disagreements.
