Castuera II (Concentration Camp), Badajoz (2016). The Gamonita mine shown here and other mines around the concentration camp are believed to contain hundreds of people, disappeared from April 1939 to March 1940.Llano de Maja (El Teide), Tenerife (2017). Francoist militias murdered more than 400 people on the island after 18 July 1936. An undefined number of ‘disappeared’ are believed to have been thrown into caves around the Llano de Maja within the Teide National Park.
Castuera III (Concentration Camp), Badajoz (2016). From April 1939 to March 1940 hundreds of prisoners were eliminated in the camp or ‘taken for a walk’ and shot by Falangist groups of the area.
The Concentration Camp of Castuera fulfilled the functions of classification, repression and selective annihilation. Hundreds of Republican prisoners were eliminated in the countryside or "walked" and shot by Falangist groups in the area. Between 26 and 29 of April of 1939 Jose González Barrero, mayor of Zafra, was picked up in the camp by Falangistas, "walked" and disappeared.
