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Between margaritas and white carnations on the national flag, stuffed animals and an emotion in bloom that time cannot appease, residents of Santa Pola gathered yesterday as every 4th August to cry out against terrorism and pay tribute to the girl Silvia Martínez and Cecilio Gallego, murdered by ETA in the attack on the Civil Guard headquarters in 2002.
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Between margaritas and white carnations on the national flag, stuffed animals and an emotion in bloom that time cannot appease, residents of Santa Pola gathered yesterday as every 4th August to cry out against terrorism and pay tribute to the girl Silvia Martínez and Cecilio Gallego, murdered by ETA in the attack on the Civil Guard headquarters in 2002.