Six more victims of Franco's war crimes have been identified in the Balearic Islands as a result of the exhumations carried out in the Son Coletes cemetery in Manacor and the San Francisco Javier cemetery in Formentera, during the campaigns carried out between 2020 and 2023 under the previous progressive Balearic Government. These are Bartomeu Fornés Bordoy, Serafín Vives Servera, and Gabriel Picornell Femenias, found in Manacor. In Formentera, the identities of the remains correspond to Francisco Delgado Machío, Antonio Sánchez Capilla, and Manuel Gordillo Vega, both from Extremadura. With these, there are now sixty-seven victims of fascism identified in the Balearic Islands, although it is certain that there are many more. You can find information about who each of them were. in the news of the Ara Balears. It should be noted that the interventions were carried out by teams from the Aranzadi Atics company, and that the identifications were made possible through the analysis and comparison of genetic profiles carried out by the Biomics laboratory at the University of the Basque Country, the ancient and modern DNA laboratory at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, and the Genomics Service at Pompeu Fabra University.

Six more victims of Franco's war crimes have been identified in the Balearic Islands as a result of the exhumations carried out in the Son Coletes cemetery in Manacor and the San Francisco Javier cemetery in Formentera, during the campaigns carried out between 2020 and 2023 under the previous progressive Balearic Government. These are Bartomeu Fornés Bordoy, Serafín Vives Servera, and Gabriel Picornell Femenias, found in Manacor. In Formentera, the identities of the remains correspond to Francisco Delgado Machío, Antonio Sánchez Capilla, and Manuel Gordillo Vega, both from Extremadura. With these, there are now sixty-seven victims of fascism identified in the Balearic Islands, although it is certain that there are many more. You can find information about who each of them were. in the news of the Ara Balears. It should be noted that the interventions were carried out by teams from the Aranzadi Atics company, and that the identifications were made possible through the analysis and comparison of genetic profiles carried out by the Biomics laboratory at the University of the Basque Country, the ancient and modern DNA laboratory at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, and the Genomics Service at Pompeu Fabra University.