Forensic Findings Challenge Baby Theft Claims

A team of forensic geneticists has published research questioning the widespread claims of systematic baby theft in Spain. The findings, stemming from an examination of newborn graves, refute the assertion of 300,000 stolen babies and instead focus on the coercive adoption practices within Francoist institutions like the Patronato de protección de la mujer. This challenges the narrative surrounding forced adoptions, particularly targeting young mothers.

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