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Cremation Gains Ground in Front of Traditional Burial

Cremation is already the ultimate destination of the majority in the state for the deceased. In 2025 it represented 52.97% of the cases, compared to 47.03 per cent of the burials, according to the Radiography of the Funeral Sector 2026, prepared by the DYM Institute for the National Association of Funeral Services (PANASEF). The report contains 446,982 deaths during the past year, according to provisional data from the National Institute of Stat…
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Cremation is already the ultimate destination of the majority in the state for the deceased. In 2025 it represented 52.97% of the cases, compared to 47.03 per cent of the burials, according to the Radiography of the Funeral Sector 2026, prepared by the DYM Institute for the National Association of Funeral Services (PANASEF). The report contains 446,982 deaths during the past year, according to provisional data from the National Institute of Stat…

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Noticias de Navarra broke the news in Pamplona, Spain on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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