They called it “the site of railroad workers,” because it was the office of the dead. And it wasn't by chance, because the railroad workers were the ones who suffered the most from Franco's retaliation. They used to participate in the workers’ struggles, they were resilient and obstinate, and the franchisees had to clean up the sector.
According to historian Francisco Polo, 83,000 workers were dismissed, 88% of the total employed in the sector. 6,800 were imprisoned, nearly 100 were sentenced to death and we do not know how many were killed without any trial. Recently, a sculpture has been placed in his honour at the Madrid station of Atocha.
Segundo Hernandez preso anarkistaren senide Lander Garciak hunkituta hitz egin du, Ezkabatik ihes egindako gasteiztarraren gorpuzkinak jasotzerako orduan. Nafarroako Gobernuak egindako urratsa eskertuta, hamarkada luzetan pairatutako isiltasuna salatu du ekitaldian.
Francoren heriotzaren ondoren, 1936ko fusilatuen senideak haien gorpuak berreskuratzen hasi ziren Nafarroan. Hasierako desobiratze haiek ezkutuan egin ziren, erakundeen laguntzarik gabe; hainbat herritar eta apaiz konprometituren ekimena izan zen, Ollakarizketako hobian 1979an... [+]