Spain’s highest court approved the government’s plan to exhume the body of former dictator Francisco Franco
The decision by Spain’s Socialist government to rebury Franco has sparked a debate about whether doing so in a lower-profile site would heal or reopen the
wounds of Spain’s civil war and dictatorship. Few Spanish voters or politicians are overtly nostalgic for the Franco era, but many Spaniards would rather let...
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