When the contract for the IV Trench Plan was awarded to the archaeology companies Atics and Aranzadi, it was their representatives, Cesc Busquets and Almudena García, respectively, who proposed to historian Jaume Claret that he coordinate the twenty or so reports that the Government had commissioned on the democratic memory destroyed by Francoism. Thus, Claret took on a giant challenge and began to select the most suitable researchers for each study, “some were already given, because they were the people who had already been working on them and in other cases it was my job to think about who could do it best,” he points out. “I began to coordinate their preparation and ensure that all the works maintained the same scientific and formal criteria,” he adds.

"Law 2/2018 (...) on memory and democratic recognition in the Balearic Islands will be repealed, and reconciliation will always be sought, avoiding historical manipulation and the partisan use of the victims and the tragedy of the civil conflict. Policies will be implemented to facilitate the recovery of deceased persons, without discrimination based on any grounds." "of monuments and historical elements, ensuring their proper maintenance and understanding within their historical context." This is what point 48 of the governance agreement signed by the PP and Vox on June 28th states, an agreement that was enacted in the plenary session of Parliament this Tuesday.