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editTo Wikipedia Editing Team: How the author of the Manuel Machado poet´s text dares to write "Then came the Spanish openness of the 60 and 70, Francisco Franco gave the youth side to the poets covered by Spain and embraced those who died, or still living-in-exile?". Franco was a criminal until his death, in November 1975. This depreciable monster never "gave the youth side and embraced" exiliated Spanish poets... In 60´s Franco lied to take them back to his dictature; to those who belived his promisses and came back to Spain, were imprisoned or even executed, shotting or with "garrote-vil", the favourite way to kill people of this disgusting genodice that was Franciso Franco... I ask to Wikipedia, please, be fair with the Spanish "Memoria Histórica" and correct this text in the way to be also fair to reality. Thanks. Tomás F. Ruiz is a Spanish journalist, specilized in Spanish Civil War. Member of FAPE (Federation of Spanish Journalists Associations), Register number: 11.397. email: fruiztom@gmail.com