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Police excavating skeletal remains from a patio in Hornachos, Spain, in the 2017 Francisca Cadenas murder case.
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Remains of Francisca Cadenas, murdered in 2017, found in Hornachos

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The Central Operative Unit (UCO) of the Guardia Civil has found the skeletal remains of Francisca Cadenas, missing since May 2017 in Hornachos (Badajoz), buried in the patio of her neighbors Julián and Manuel González. Julián confessed to the murder, claiming a fit of rage after an argument over cocaine use. The brothers are in provisional prison for homicide and illegal detention.

The Don Benito Health Area has confirmed the death of a 15-year-old teenager from meningoencephalitis caused by reactivation of type 6 virus. The death occurred on March 13 at Vegas Altas hospital. Health authorities state that this variant does not require epidemiological surveillance or specific protocols.

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The PSOE in Extremadura has categorically rejected workplace harassment accusations against José Luis Quintana, president of its Management Committee and Government delegate in the region. Quintana, a close friend of Pedro Sánchez, has denied the claims and announced he will take legal action against those spreading what he calls 'hoaxes'. The affected socialist councilor stands by her account submitted in May.

The campaign close for Extremadura's regional elections on December 19, 2025, was marked by cross-accusations between PP, PSOE, and Vox. PP candidate María Guardiola toured ten localities aspiring to majority confidence, while Pedro Sánchez defended Miguel Ángel Gallardo from judicial 'hoaxes' and criticized PP over harassment scandals. Vox leader Santiago Abascal accused PP of overacting on the theft of 124 mail-in votes.

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A theft at the Fuente de Cantos post office has stolen 124 mail-in votes and 14,000 euros, on the eve of the December 21 regional elections. The Civil Guard is investigating the incident as common delinquency, but the PP denounces it as an attack on democracy. Affected voters will be able to vote again.

Vox leader Santiago Abascal has again mounted a horse during the Extremadura election campaign, wearing a wool poncho in the dehesa. The shared images on social media have sparked memes and jokes, though some supporters see it as reflecting traditional Spanish values.

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PP candidate for Extremadura's regional presidency, María Guardiola, refused on Monday to specify what she means by not passing 'through Vox's hoop', amid a zigzagging relationship with the far right.

 

 

 

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