Books 2025″ reveals a surprising wave of nostalgia for Spain’s dictatorship, even fifty years after its collapse. Highlighted in Global Atlanta, this phenomenon sparks lively debates about memory, identity, and the powerful ways history still influences today’s Spain
Spain has introduced groundbreaking new measures that simplify the path for descendants of Franco-era exiles to claim citizenship, marking a bold move toward mending historical wounds. This initiative opens the door for thousands eager to rediscover their roots and proudly embrace their heritage once more
Spain’s former king has finally broken his decades-long silence, revealing the profound impact of his brother’s tragic accidental death 70 years ago. In a rare and deeply personal statement, he opens up about how this heartbreaking loss has shaped the course of his life ever since. (Yahoo News New Zealand)
Spain, a dazzling Mediterranean treasure, enchants visitors with its vibrant autonomous regions, each alive with unique cultures and stunning landscapes. Every year, millions are drawn to its historic cities, sun-soaked beaches, and electrifying festivals that brim with energy and rich tradition
Spain’s nostalgic view of Franco’s regime often overlooks the harsh and brutal realities it imposed. It’s crucial to face the oppression, violence, and fear that defined his dictatorship, cutting through the sanitized narratives that attempt to rewrite history
Spain has taken a daring leap by proposing the declassification of secret files from the Franco era, seeking to uncover the hidden stories of the dictatorship’s past. This bold move aims to promote transparency and open a new chapter for historical reconciliation. (Reuters)
A groundbreaking new biography of El Cid by a historian has sparked fiery debates across Spain, challenging the age-old legends of this iconic medieval knight. The Times explores the controversy that’s reshaping how we see his life and legacy
