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The Anthropologist Who Made Giron's Bones Speak
When Sputnik Labrego's archeological and anthropological mission went into the cemetery of the Carmen de Ponferrada there were 95 possible remains of Manuel Girón, the anti-Franco guerrilla killed by the Guardia Civil on May 2, 1951, in the Bridges of Malpaso (Molinaseca. El Bierzo).His murder was almost the end point of the guerrilla war that the fleeing of the mountain had fought since the beginning of the Civil War.Read more
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When Sputnik Labrego's archeological and anthropological mission went into the cemetery of the Carmen de Ponferrada there were 95 possible remains of Manuel Girón, the anti-Franco guerrilla killed by the Guardia Civil on May 2, 1951, in the Bridges of Malpaso (Molinaseca. El Bierzo).His murder was almost the end point of the guerrilla war that the fleeing of the mountain had fought since the beginning of the Civil War.Read more
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