Prince Blass didn’t die of a cold

Concerns about an agreement between PP and VOX to govern some autonomous regions are beginning to be justified with concrete facts. The recent agreement in Aragon, along with other worrisome measures such as unsupported “school inspections”, including the repeal of Law 14/2018 on Aragonese democratic memory, confirms the far-right’s aversion to the victims of Francoism Dignified anger. It should be noted, however, that the only practical effect is that Aragon will not develop its own regulations on this matter, but in no way prevents compliance with the obligations and rights contained in the current Law 20/2022, of course, democratic memory, mandatory national regulations As well as the administration of the Autonomous Region of Aragon are subject to its jurisdiction.

I believe that the vast majority of us are united by a love of democracy and a noble conviction: to honor those who died defending freedom and to offend no one but the murderers and their intellectual heirs. Nor do we confuse those who defend the legitimacy of the Constitution with those who rise up to arms against it. The Franco regime stigmatized the victims, mocking their memory or oblivion in the most brutal way, while promoting important measures of recognition and moral and financial compensation for victims who had participated in or supported the coup. So defending democratic memory doesn’t mean forgetting fellow citizens who suffered when their loved ones were killed by Republicans, because murder doesn’t justify whether the executioner wore a militia shirt or a Falangist shirt.

Only the truth can heal wounds, and for the Spaniards hiding the truth is the worst form of healing. That is why we must react to the “amnesia” that some are trying to inflict on us through their gross contempt for well-documented historical facts. The Center for Andalusian Studies reads nothing but words in a tweet, “Blaas Infante is one of many Spaniards who unfortunately suffer the consequences of coexistence and the bankruptcy of liberal democracy.” Please, partisan coup and shoot him Insurgents are just small numbers. It would be worrying if it was a statement made by a misguided student in an exam, but outrageous if it was made by a public foundation of the Andalusian military junta. It must be admitted that it has been corrected and apologized, but do not forget that this was done after a wave of protests and by an entity that aims to promote and promote research and knowledge about Andalusia and manage the Casa de Blas, you Such nonsense without historical rigor cannot be spread. I’m sure it won’t occur to you for a few days that García Lorca was unfortunate enough to have been shot in memory of Quipo de Jano.