The remains of a fascist leader whose movement supported Gen. Franco’s dictatorship have been dug up and reburied, reigniting Spain's debate over its complex past.
Vox became the country's third-biggest political party after a 2019 national election, with 3.6 million votes and 52 lawmakers in the Congress of Deputies, Spain's lower house of Parliament. Opinion polls say the party remains the third most popular, with about 15% of national support.
The mausoleum, with its 500-foot spire and cross, was partially built by the labor of Republican prisoners under Franco's orders. Primo de Rivera’s family said in a statement to local media that they would now move the remains to cemetery in Madrid and rebury them in a private ceremony.Nazi GermanyLongstanding plans are underway to allow people to access the crypts at the Cuelgamuros mausoleum, which are thought to house the unidentified remains of 34,000 people, including many victims of the Franco regime.
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