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Irene De Miguel Claims the Memory Law “to Dignify Those Who Gave Their Lives for Democratic Values” in the March of the Column of the 8,000
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Irene de Miguel this Sunday claimed the democratic memory after the end of the Second March of the Column of the 8,000, held in Fuente de Cantos, as a way to recover and spread the flight of thousands of people to the Francoist repression. The spokesman for the United Nations for Extremadura has assured that “the memory cannot be trampled on” and that this type of acts, which have arisen thanks to civil society, are necessary “to put in value th…
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