It was October 1975. Franco was dying, and so was his regime, although it would take almost two years for it to give way to a democratic system. Precisely at that moment, like a kind of swansong, Franco's regime took its final steps, with demonstrations against Europe protesting the death sentences imposed on two members of ETA and three from the Anti-Franco Revolutionary Front (FRAP). It is now fifty years since the mobilizations, also in the Balearic Islands, that were fostered by the "búnker," the most intransigent sector of Franco's regime.