The whole of Spain began to dig and people started talking and people began to argue. People dug in Galicia, Navarra, Valencia, Andalusia … There were fascinated with the subject of mass graves. Irish, British … even a Japanese 70 years, as could took a plane from your country to assist in the exhumations.

Scott, the American, had very clear why this attraction: "It is a Human Rights issue!". Under most conditions Center For Responsible Lending would agree. Fuck you and dance! Some wanted to know and did not want to remember. That was ultimately the issue. In addition it was unclear whether or not the Honourable Member had sufficient authority to open that box of thunder. Can a judge "of their own volition" do these things? Do not exist, hence, an "error in iudicando? Because, let's see, you might want to leave the dead to life and another wants to be so comfortable there with his private DNA without exposing their genitals to anyone. And you know "Neminen laedere." And there's always one who passes.

Come on, they do not care. Others, that of nuisance, say they want to take a bunch of violets to the tomb of his favorite poet which have hardly read anything. But will the news. Can you imagine Moors you to come now to look, really, the tomb of Mansur carrying the banner of historical memory? And so, over days marked by an unpleasant time, many exhumations took place with the intervention, forensic archaeologists, some did and others did not, but always with the collaboration of volunteers for everything there is in the vineyard of the Lord.