Mass grave excavated in Ronda
3,000 could lie in new communal grave as Junta announces that it is to set up a series of Civil War ‘memorial routes’ around Malaga
Garzon backs Franco victims in the search for truth
Over 40 groups have joined forces with backing from former High Court judge, Baltazar Garzon, to create the Platform for a Truth Commission
British bung kept Spain out of WWII
Documents reveal the Foreign Office bribed Spain to stay neutral
Paul Preston releases new book on Santiago Carillo
British author hits out at former Spanish Communist Party leader
Digging for victory in Gibraltar
A remarkable 30 mile tunnel network which housed 5,000 soldiers during the war offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, discovers James Bryce
Stolen babies to remain in Malaga graves
Mass exhumation of graves to find stolen baby remains halted
Hispanist updates Juan Carlos book to include recent controversies
Paul Preston's 10-year-old book now describes Spanish king's Botswana hunting trip and 'corrupt' son-in-law
Controversy after 1934 film shows pupils giving Nazi salute
Outrage as youth football teams are filmed giving Nazi salute
Tribute to Spanish film legend in London
Famed director Pedro Almodovar will be honoured with a retrospective of his work at London's Curzon Soho Cinema next week.
Spanish Civil war influences British writer
The Sentinel by Mark Oldfield looks at some of the darkest aspects of Franco's dictatorship
James Bond just isn’t the same in Spain
Censored versions of Ian Fleming novels produced during chaste Franco era are still being reproduced today
Request for dig to find poet’s remains denied in Granada
A plea was denied by the Granada Town Hall to dig for poet Federico Garcia Lorca's remains in a historic field used during the Spanish Civil War
Scottish expat in court for removing Franco plaque from his garden
Clifford Torrents took a hammer to the Franco tribute
King Juan Carlos: Spain must stick together through hard times
As Cataluna pushes for autonomy, the King calls for a unified Spain
Franco throwback
The alarming attempt to gag journalists who disagree with government policies
What was Guernica?
LISTEN UP: In this new section, Wendy Andersen gives a potted history on Spain’s most famous painting, which was inspired by the bombing of Guernica 75 years ago
Estepona: The white-village-on-sea
Estepona has found the perfect balance between modern tourism and maintaining its Spanish identity, discovers James Bryce
New book explores ‘Spanish holocaust’
Franco era atrocities explored by latest author to analyse Spanish Civil War
Garzon cleared of Franco deaths probe
The judge was handed an 11-year ban three weeks ago for illegal phone tapping
I only married because Franco shut the border
Wendy Williams meets Solomon Levy, one of the Rock’s most colourful figures
Franco in the fridge in Spain
Franco is 'alive' according to a new exhibit in Madrid
Garzon found guilty of phone tapping
Spanish 'superjudge' banned from practising for 11 years by Supreme Court
Judge Garzon facing prison
Prosecutors have requested a two to five year sentence or a 27,000 euro fine in the third case against the human rights judge
Human rights observers attend Garzon’s Supreme Court trial
'Superjudge' Garzon is on trial for investigating deaths during Franco's regime
The lost babies of fascism
As new cases of ‘Franco’s stolen babies’ emerge in their droves – they are now said to number 300,000 – Wendy Williams takes a look at how an horrific punishment of Republican
A crying shame for Spain
BBC documentary claims 300,000 infants were 'stolen' under Franco regime