Hundreds in Galicia march for the return of a manor house which was taken owner by Dictator's Franco family

The march was supported by thirty groups as the Galician Nationalist Block and dennounced that nineteen Galician young people are tried by Spanish courts for a protest. As they displayed some banners in the manor house Spanish prosecutor is asking for 250 years of prison. The so called Pazo de Meirás is a building which dates from the end of the 19th century, with the first stone placed in 1893. Known originally as the Torres de Meirás, it was built on the ruins of an old military fortification, Franco Dictatorship took over the building to be used as a summer residence for the criminal and it became the personal property of Franco. Arrangements have been made last year for the public to visit the building on a limited basis. In 2017 it was proposed that the tours should be given by the Fascist Francisco Franco Foundation who is legal in the Spanish Kingdom.