1989: Francisco Haro Reyes Memorial march

Source https://twitter.com/espiguemos/status/1702575212791730418 August 20, 1989. Hundreds of people say goodbye to Francisco Haro Reyes, a resident of Los Corrales (Seville) who was retaliated against by the Franco dictatorship. The delegation heads to Cerro Gordo. Francisco was hidden there for months, before spending two years in prison and later embarking on the path of exile on foot to France, from where he would not return in his lifetime. In the images, Diamantino García Acosta, parish priest of the town of Los Corrales and one of the founders of SOC and @APDHA. His words open the tribute. Here Diamantino's words honor the anarchism that “Francisco Haro Reyes embraced and loved.” Here we hear the voice of Francisco Haro Reyes himself, recorded in France by his nephew Manuel Velasco Haro, to whom the images belong. The event concluded at the mouth of the cave that served as refuge for Francisco. His widow was in charge of throwing his ashes, along with a piece of bread and