Who Forgot the Dead in the Sands of Sa Coma?
Memory on Mallorca: science, law and the Sa Coma question
Exploring how Mallorca confronts past violence: science vs law and the need for family voices in Sa Coma's memory debate.
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How is the memory of the Sa Coma killings being addressed on Mallorca today?
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What steps are proposed to make Mallorca's archaeological records transparent?
A publicly accessible, anonymized database overseen by an independent island commission is proposed.
Who should lead exhumations and identifications on Mallorca to avoid political influence?
A non-partisan expert commission should lead exhumations to keep politics from steering the process.
Why are grandchildren's voices important in Mallorca's memory debates?
Grandchildren are crucial witnesses whose lived perspectives help ground the memory debate.
What kinds of protections are proposed for Mallorca's memory sites and coastal archaeology?
Site protections include building freezes and mandatory pre-investigations.
What forms of education and remembrance are suggested for Mallorca's memory sites?
Education should include regional memory in curricula and decentralised memorials.
Who should pay for identification, dignified burials, and memorials in Mallorca?
Funding should come from regional and state authorities with clear priorities.
What is the broader purpose of addressing past violence on Mallorca beyond recovering bones?
The aim is to name the missing and support family healing.
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