Carles Buxadé was two years old when his aunts, Daria and Mercè Buxadé, embarked at the age of 22 and 18 in the port of Barcelona with the expedition of Captain Alberto Bayo. He has a vague memory of it, but enough to have dedicated decades of his life to searching for the truth about the cruel fate of those two women whom he never saw again. “Obviously, he was very young, but he remembers seeing them get into an open truck with many other women…
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Carles Buxadé was two years old when his aunts, Daria and Mercè Buxadé, embarked at the age of 22 and 18 in the port of Barcelona with the expedition of Captain Alberto Bayo. He has a vague memory of it, but enough to have dedicated decades of his life to searching for the truth about the cruel fate of those two women whom he never saw again. “Obviously, he was very young, but he remembers seeing them get into an open truck with many other women…