Spain to Return Buildings
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MADRID, Spain — Buildings seized from two trade unions nearly 30 years ago by Gen. Francisco Franco will be returned to the unions who will also get more than $30 million for other confiscated property, officials said Wednesday.
Union spokesmen said the Labor Ministry informed the socialist-oriented General Workers Union and two rival groups claiming to be the successors of the anarchist National Labor Confederation they were to receive $30.9 million and $1.9 million, respectively.
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