Il governo si scusa con le vittime dei riformatori di Franco per le ragazze "immorali".

Il governo spagnolo ha riconosciuto ufficialmente per la prima volta 53 donne come vittime della repressione nei riformatori gestiti dal Patronato de Protección de la Mujer, istituito durante la dittatura di Franco. Nel corso di un evento a Madrid, alti funzionari si sono scusati e hanno consegnato dichiarazioni di riparazione. Il Patronato ha operato dal 1941 al 1985.

Venerdì scorso, presso l'Auditorio Nacional de Música di Madrid, il governo spagnolo ha tenuto il primo evento ufficiale di riconoscimento pubblico per le vittime dei centri del Patronato de Protección de la Mujer. Presieduto da Carmen Polo, questo istituto ha operato dal 1941 al 1985, confinando le adolescenti considerate "decadute o a rischio di decadenza", sottoponendole all'isolamento, ai lavori forzati e a condizioni dure in strutture gestite da ordini religiosi come le Adoratrices e le Oblatas del Santísimo Redentor. Il picco di detenuti si è registrato nel 1961, con 3.360 adolescenti detenuti senza processo o giusto processo, secondo le testimonianze delle vittime e della storica Carmen Guillén, autrice di Redimir y adoctrinar (Crítica).

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