FUENDEJALON, Spain – The remains of the first democratically elected female mayor of the Spanish Second Republic were discovered in the northern Spanish province of Zaragoza, Aragon. A DNA test has confirmed the identity of Maria Dominguez Remon, who was executed by the Spanish dictator Franco’s supporters in 1936. Remon was shot against the wall of a local cemetery and thrown […]
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