It is not difficult to imagine the difficulties faced by this first collective and oral underground memory, stigmatized by its surviving protagonists—after long years of imprisonment—as “red” and “express”—not only throughout Francoism but also later, in the years of the Transition Last May 30, 2026, in the Córdoba de la República Argentina, the dismembered body of adolescent Agostina Vega was found in a field outside the city.
It is not difficult to imagine the difficulties faced by this first collective and oral underground memory, stigmatized by its surviving protagonists—after long years of imprisonment—as “red” and “express”—not only throughout Francoism but also later, in the years of the Transition Last May 30, 2026, in the Córdoba de la República Argentina, the dismembered body of adolescent Agostina Vega was found in a field outside the city.