The councillor for Presidency, Coordination of Government Action and Local Cooperation, Antònia Maria Estarellas, has defended this Wednesday that the Government has "not abandoned memory policies" despite the repeal of the law on democratic memory in the Balearic Islands. As she has indicated, during the current legislature 24 bodies have been exhumed from mass graves and it has been possible to identify 14 of these people.
Estarellas made these statements during her appearance before the Commission on Institutional and General Affairs of the Parliament, convened to analyze the consequences of the repeal of the law on democratic memory. In her address, she has stressed that the essential criterion guiding the actions of the autonomous Executive is "to put families at the center and guarantee the dignity of all victims, without distinctions."
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