The newspaper Egin was kidnapped by the Spanish police. 1 Madrid On the orders of the Central Court, he accused the public scandal of the Egin number. This issue included several sections of the school's red book that talked about how children's social norms, sexuality and drug use were questioned and protested. They pulled out a second spin, removing those pages and highlighting the word “censored” on the first page. It was the first time a newspaper had been kidnapped since Franco.