A historic day for Spain: The decision is made to exhumation the remains of fascist dictator Franco

The Socialist government has prioritized the exhumation of the terrible dictator's bones from the state mausoleum to a less controversial place.

Franco's family has appealed against exhumation.

The issue has divided opinion in Spain, which remains persecuted by the Franco era, writes BBC, translates Periscope.

He had won the civil war in the years of HINA30 and had ruled Spain until 1975.

The bones of the sea stand on a giant mausoleum near Madrid, called the Valley Lug, alongside tens of thousands of dead in civil war.

Many people view the complex in question as a monument to the triumph of Fascism, but it has become a holy place for the extreme right.

The government had approved exhumation in August. She plans Franzo's re-dependence near his wife at El Pardo cemetery in Madrid.

Many of the successoresses of Franco's victims back the move by the government.

The <x0Ide that people who were killed by Franco's troops were buried along with Franzo, is absurd, and are still pardoning him as if he were Spain's savior, said Sylvia Navarro, whose uncle was killed in 1936.

The government has said the former dictator would not be placed anywhere where his figure could be praised. /Periscope