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epa07938183 View of the entrance to Valle de Los Caidos Memorial in San Lorenzo del Escorial in Madrid, Spain, 21 October 2019. The mortal remains of late dictator Francisco Franco will be exhumed 24 October 2019 to be taken to Mingorrubio cemetery to follow orders of the Supreme Court. According to the Supreme Court's ruling, Franco will have to be buried in Mingorrubio cemetery in El Pardo, Madrid, against his family's will that had the intention of burying him in the Spanish capital's city center. EPA/Mariscal

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Vrhovni sud naredio Francovoj obitelji da vrati romaničke kipove

epa07865490 Protesters hold a banner with a picture of Spanish late dictator Francisco Franco (R) and German late dictator Adolf Hitler (L) that reads 'Their people also died because of their fault' during a protest at the Supreme Court in Madrid, Spain, to support the Government's decision of exhuming Franco's remains. The Supreme Court has endorsed a Royal Decree passed by the socialist Government, 24 August 2018, to modify the Spanish Historic Memory Law in order to allow the exhumation of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco's body from the memorial. El Valle de los Caidos is a controversial memorial complex that Franco decided to build back in 1940 to bury soldiers of the Nationalist faction fallen during the Civil War. It was years later, before its opening, when it was decided that soldiers from both sides should be buried at the memorial that was finally finished in 1959. Franco has been buried at the memorial since his death in 1975. According to the Supreme Court's ruling, Franco will have to be buried in a cemetery near Madrid, against his family's will that had the intention of burying him in the Spanish capital's city center. EPA/Fernando Alvarado

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