No one with a minimum respect for democracy in Spain, for the Transition that brought it, for the division of powers that it established, for the amnesty promulgated by Suarez, for the communist speeches in Congress praising that amnesty in which "the two sides were forgiving each other ", for the forty years in which the children of the two sides of the Civil War, both of us, faced anti-Spanish terrorism together, entered the European Union, and achieved an unimaginable standard of living even in 1977, when Franco made us the ninth world economy; and no one, but no one, who respects that basic principle of a free society that consists in not accepting the lie as true even if an episodic majority proclaimed despotically supported by the Power, can rejoice over that ruling of the Supreme, cowardly unanimously, which violates the moral law that in every civilized society commands respect for the dead in their graves.

The sentence is an important step in the delegitimization of the system of constitutional monarchy that happened peacefully to the dictatorship, with two key men: Juan Carlos I, successor of Franco to the title of King, and Adolfo Suárez, general secretary of FET and the JONS . The script to move "from the Law to the Law" was from another Francoist, Torcuato Fernández Miranda; the Courts that voted to dissolve to give way to free elections were the Francoists; and the Army that supported the regime change was that of Franco, who defeated those who, with the PSOE of Largo and Negrin in front, and Stalin behind, wanted to turn Spain into a Soviet tyranny, a "new type democracy" like Mongolia. Franco's Spain half won the war that the other media declared. And they blame her?

The Supreme People's Court, as repopular as those of the Popular Front , supports the obscene civil-war advertising operation of the PSOE. And outrageously violates the constitutional rights of the Franco family, not only assaulting a grave that no one remembered and that nobody frequented, but dictating where to bury it and where not.

In the Franco, revenge is sought against a defeat of 80 years ago, through an injustice that no citizen would accept for his family and no party for his leaders. Otegi and Torra are treated with more delicacy.

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