Spanish Government will exhume the dictator Franco within two weeks

After permission from the Supreme Court

Responsible Author: Jose A. Martin | Madrid, 10/12/2019, 15:29 Time

USPA NEWS - The remains of the dictator Francisco Franco will be exhumed before October 25, as agreed by the Government of Spain after its last meeting. A week earlier, the Government had received permission from the Supreme Court to access the Basilica of the Valle de los Caidos, in northwestern Madrid, open the tomb and take out the remains of the former head of State from 1939 to 1975. His remains, despite the opposition of the family, they will be buried in the cemetery of El Pardo.

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MINISTER OF INTERIOR CASTANER RECEIVED TWO SUPOENAS TO TWO PARLIAMENTARY HEARING

FOLLOWING THE FAILURES OF THE PREFECTURE

Responsible Author: Jedi Foster P/O Rahma Sophia Rachdi | Paris, Washington DC, 10/10/2019, 01:07 Time

USPA NEWS - French Interior Minister , Christophe Castaner was auditioned at 5:30 pm and ended at 7:40 pm by the commission of laws of the National Assembly. the objective of this hearing is to clarify for public opinion, the parliamentary voice, the conditions that allowed such an attack to occur, the profile of the assailant, the issue of the detection of individuals to risks, and measures taken by the government since the attack of the police headquarters. The principle of separation of powers prohibits the commission from dealing with the fields of investigation conducted by the prosecutor's office. In addition, several aspects of national defense can not be addressed, knowing that the antiterrorist prosecutor has already started an investigation into the attack of the prefecture considered "terrorist" or "Islamist" according to the profile allegedly "radicalized". The same afternoon, during the session of the Government at the National Assembly, PM Edouard Philippe defended the Minister of the Interior Castaner, insisting on the fact that he "assumes his position" and declared in hemicycle: "We all have an interest, France has an interest in the truth of facts being known and assumed."

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