Overview
- The Culture Ministry has formally notified the foundation and opened a 10‑working‑day window for allegations.
- Following the administrative phase, the State Attorney plans to bring the file to civil court to seek judicial extinction under the Democratic Memory and Foundations laws.
- An official review by the Secretariat of Democratic Memory analyzed about 5,500 website texts and concluded they exalt the 1936 coup and the dictatorship, causing harm to victims.
- Officials say they will request precautionary measures to secure an archive of roughly 30,000 documents, including materials believed to be of public provenance.
- Ministry sources expect at least around nine months before the case reaches a judge, with the timeline contingent on the foundation’s legal submissions.