US EditionAlfonso González Ojeda Dies, Symbol of Democratic Memory in Ceuta
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On Monday, Ceuta lost a close figure deeply committed to historical memory. Alfonso González Ojeda, who died at the age of 95, son of Prudencio González Martín, escort of the Republican mayor Antonio López Sánchez-Prado and shot with seven other comrades on January 10, 1938. Alfonso was, for decades, the firm and silent face of memory, the example of a struggle that never sought revenge, but justice and dignity. Every April 14, without missing a…
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