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Spanish poet's remains set to be exhumed

The world may soon know for sure where Spanish poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca rests after fascists executed him in 1936 during Spain's Civil War.

Time.com: At Last, Spain Faces Up to Franco's Guilt

Crusading judge Baltasar GarzÓn authorizes a broad exhumation of graves and crimes long left unexamined

Lorca relatives accept mass grave probe

Relatives of the poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca, executed in 1936 by fascists during the Spanish Civil War, will not try to block a judge's order to exhume his remains from a mass grave, a niece of the poet told CNN Thursday.

Time.com: The Fight over Franco's Palace

Ordinary Spaniards want access to the former vacation home of the dead dictator. His family want the riffraff kept out

Spain still speechless over anthem

The search is back on for words to the Spanish national anthem.

Not so happy birthday for Spain's king

Spain's King Juan Carlos, with 32 years on the throne, turns 70 Saturday. But after years of undeniable adulation among Spaniards for putting down an attempted coup in 1981, he's recently faced more difficult times.

Star players worried by violence

Top footballers could shun Italian clubs and look to play in Spain or England in preference if soccer-related violence continues says Valencia's international striker Fernando Morientes.

Spain seeks words for lyric-less anthem

Spaniards rarely seem at a loss for words -- except when it comes to their national anthem. Though more than two centuries old, it has never had any lyrics.

Barcelona: Leading a stateless nation

Barcelona is Spain's second city and the capital of the proud and distinct region of Catalonia. With Francisco Franco's fascism now long gone, Catalonia's creative and independent spirit is on a roll. Many visitors find this to be Spain's most cosmopolitan and vibrant corner.

Laporta to resign for new election

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has said he and his board will step down next Wednesday -- to set in motion a presidential election as ordered by a Spanish judge earlier in the week.

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