Le gouvernement présente ses excuses aux victimes des maisons de correction franquistes pour filles "immorales".

Le gouvernement espagnol a officiellement reconnu, pour la première fois, 53 femmes comme victimes de la répression dans les maisons de correction gérées par le Patronato de Protección de la Mujer, créé sous la dictature franquiste. Lors d'un événement organisé à Madrid, de hauts fonctionnaires ont présenté leurs excuses et remis des déclarations de réparation. Le Patronato a fonctionné de 1941 à 1985.

Vendredi, à l'Auditorio Nacional de Música de Madrid, le gouvernement espagnol a organisé sa première cérémonie officielle de reconnaissance des victimes des centres du Patronato de Protección de la Mujer. Présidée par Carmen Polo, cette institution a fonctionné de 1941 à 1985, enfermant des adolescentes considérées comme "tombées ou risquant de tomber", les soumettant à l'isolement, au travail forcé et à des conditions difficiles dans des installations gérées par des ordres religieux tels que les Adoratrices et les Oblatas del Santísimo Redentor. Le nombre de détenus a atteint son maximum en 1961, avec 3 360 adolescents détenus sans procès ni procédure régulière, selon les témoignages de victimes et l'historienne Carmen Guillén, auteur de Redimir y adoctrinar (Crítica).

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