Death of Inmaculada: Case Closing Franco Era Prisons

A new book has revealed how Spain in the 1980s attempted to cover up the tragedy that led to the death of Inmaculada, a ‘daughter’ of the Patronato de Protección a la Mujer. The case, involving accusations of abuse within ‘cárceles’ (prisons) operated by the organization, has prompted the closure of these facilities. This highlights a previously hidden aspect of Spain’s past.

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