Before Justice
14 April 2010: Two relatives of victims of Franco filed a complaint in a court in Buenos Aires for crimes against humanity committed against him. It was the beginning of the Argentine complaint.
31 October 2014: Justice María Servini de cubría has ordered the indictment and detention of former Franco minister Rodolfo Martín Villa, who has been arrested by court order. A few days later, the Argentine section of INTERPOL does the same, but the Spanish INTERPOL will block the order on the grounds that it cannot comply with it.
13 March 2015: The Council of Ministers of Spain will reject the request for the extradition of Argentine justice because, in its opinion, the alleged crimes are "prescribed".
22 March 2016: Judge Servini will process the first diplomatic request so that the accused can be questioned in Spain, the Prosecutor’s Office has reported. Martin Villa claims in the media that he is willing to testify, but his lawyers will use all the legal tricks to prevent him from being arrested.
25 October 2018: The Spanish National Court will prevent the declaration of the former Francoist president on the grounds that he breaches the 1977 Amnesty Law and that he does not respect the law.
1 September 2020: Four former Spanish presidents will send a letter to Servini expressing their support and support for Martín Villa.
3 September 2020:After several attempts in the previous months, Martín Villa will appear by videoconference at the Argentine Embassy in Madrid, where he will remain in pre-trial detention.
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