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ALFACAR, Spain - Forensic experts on Wednesday began exhuming a mass unmarked grave that could hold the remains of the acclaimed poet Federico Garcia Lorca, in a milestone in Spain's drive to address the legacy of its 1936-39 civil war. Full Article at Access Atlanta Vendor
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The work will be done on a remote hillside area near the southern city of Granada, near where the men were killed by members of a militia loyal to Gen. Francisco Franco. Full Article at Macleans.ca
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ALFACAR, Spain (AP) — Crews prepared Wednesday to exhume a grave believed to hold the remains of the acclaimed poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca, in a milestone in Spain's drive to address the legacy of its 1936-39 civil war. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press
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ALFACAR, Spain — Crews prepared Wednesday to exhume a grave believed to hold the remains of the acclaimed poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca, in a milestone in Spain's drive to address the legacy of its 1936-39 civil war. Full Article at Deseret News
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Clarence Kailin, a son of the Midwest whose lifelong commitment to social and economic justice led him to become one of the first Americans to take up arms against the fascist forces that swept across Europe in the years before World War II, has died... Full Article at The Nation
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When archaeologists start digging on an olive tree-covered mountainside today they may finally unearth the truth about one of Spain’s most enduring literary riddles. Full Article at Times Online
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Areal view of Madrid's Calle Alcal, where one million met to demonstrate against the government's abortion reform Photograph: H Ctor/EPA In September 2008, the remains of Federico García Lorca, one of Spain's greatest poets and an early martyr to the... Full Article at Comment Is Free
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The closing of the Spectrum has been the most drawn-out affair since the 2000 election, maybe since the death of Generalissimo Francisco Franco. Full Article at Philly.com
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The answer to one of Spain's great historical mysteries is believed to lie in an area of olive-clad mountainside, the size of half a football pitch. Full Article at BBC News
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MADRID, Spain (CNN) -- The world may soon know for sure where Spanish poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca rests after fascists executed him in 1936 during Spain's Civil War. Full Article at CNN
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Most certainly, the determination of the AK Party government in completing the democratic transition process in Turkey will not only serve to put an end to an internecine conflict in the country but also to grant greater linguistic and... Full Article at Today's Zaman
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Yet, Turkey's economic development, the weight of the military in civic issues and the resultant deficits in the rule of law, and the centrality of the judicial and bureaucratic elites remain the primary challenges to establishing... Full Article at Today's Zaman
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ETA, whose complete name Euskadi ta Askatasuna means Basque Homeland and Freedom, was founded 50 years ago during the dictatorship of Francisco Franco and has killed more than 800 people in its campaign for an independent Basque Country. Full Article at Independent Online
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For almost four decades General Francisco Franco was someone Spaniards could not escape. Full Article at History News Network
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Most statues of General Franco have been removed from public display. Photograph: Inaki Gomez/Corbis For almost four decades General Francisco Franco was someone Spaniards could not escape. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Madrid – Spain is to identify tens of thousands of civil war victims interred alongside dictator Francisco Franco at his mausoleum near Madrid so families can have them reburied. Full Article at Expatica
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Spain will seek to identify tens of thousands of Spanish Civil War victims who are believed to be buried in a vast mausoleum that also holds the remains of dictator Gen. Francisco Franco. Full Article at Taiwan News
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Spain will seek to identify tens of thousands of Spanish Civil War victims who are believed to be buried in a vast mausoleum that also holds the remains of dictator General Francisco Franco. Full Article at Channel 4
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MADRID (AP) — Spain is to identify tens of thousands of victims of the Spanish Civil War buried in the mausoleum of dictator Gen. Francisco Franco. Full Article at Hampton Roads Daily Press
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MADRID -- Spain is to identify tens of thousands of victims of the Spanish Civil War buried in the mausoleum of dictator Gen. Francisco Franco. Full Article at The State
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