Francesca Palou Fernández, a 63-year-old from Pollença, perfectly remembers the general elections of March 3, 1996, which gave victory to José María Aznar of the People's Party, after 14 years of socialist government under Felipe González. "It was with my family." grandmother My mother was watching TV. When Aznar came on, she said to me in Spanish, "They're coming back, Francisqueta, they're coming back," referring to the right wing. It was the first time I'd ever heard her make a political comment. At that time, there were still many people alive who had suffered under Franco and who were still afraid. On May 5th, Aznar was sworn in as president, and curiously, she died the next day of a heart attack, at 84 years old. Perhaps she couldn't bear the shock that made her relive all her ghosts from the past.