Francisco Franco

International DNA databases are re-igniting hope for Franco's "stolen babies" to find their biological families after a woman was able to find siblings.

Free to travel around Europe but persecuted in Spain. Accused of rebellion in Madrid but acquitted of it in Germany. [...] An MEP-elect thanks to the votes of one million people, but dependent on European courts in order to fulfill his mandate.

In fact, the [Spanish] Constitution - is an excellent mix of modern words and ancient – and by that I mean authoritarian and undemocratic concepts.

Having sealed the transition from dictatorship to flourishing democracy, the Spanish Constitution has been glue holding Spain together for decades. As the country marks 40 years since it was adopted, does it continue to serve the Spanish people?

The Spanish doctor accused of stealing and selling a baby girl has been found guilty of all charges but will not be punished due to statute of limitations. A victim of the "stolen-babies" programme said verdict leaves a "bittersweet taste".

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Retired, high-ranking army officials have signed a manifesto in Spain against the "political left" over plans to exhume the dictator.

Spain marks civil war anniversary amid a rise in nationalism

A series of reforms has gone before parliament in Madrid to make groups honouring the former dictator illegal, and aid his victims.

Euronews spoke to Jose Maria Garcia Gonzalez, 41, one of Spain's 'stolen babies'.

An elderly gynaecologist, accused of abducting a baby in 1969 and giving her to another woman, went on trial Tuesday in Madrid. Activists protested outside the court demanding the re-opening of other cases dating back to the 1976-1983 rule of dictator Franco

Spain's new Socialist government is counting on parliamentary support to pass a law which would transfer Franco's grave.