300,000 babies stolen from their parents - and sold for adoption

[kazki]

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Ahhhh... "The church of light harnesses the darkest of shadows..."

[DailyCore]

I wonder what the local priests and nuns have to say about the baby trafficking.

[kiybordwaryur]

so what if its catholic.. its a dictator era idiots!

Question: Why do other religions easily react if catholic church scandal is involve.. of course.. they are only human like all of us..Its not about religion but the individual itself.
kung naa diay rapist na born again na pastor..mu ingon ta nga..kapait ning mga born again...di ba dili?
then why generalize catholic religion...??

I know why... coz some religion are told to hate other religions trying to convince to join them...w/c in effect a sinful act.. coz hate is simply an act of the devil! so kung inyu religion in ana.. better think twice!

[DailyCore]

We need to get these people arrested and tried for their crimes, no matter how high it goes. Maybe then, when the Catholic Church realizes that they are also rightly answerable to fellow men, not just to God, will I respect them again.

There are those who will do anything to protect the guilty ones.

[nyxgorf]

grabe maka manipulate ang kwarta..

[nicolia]

d man gud malugi aning negosyoha..

[inxss4]

Be proud for them.....Nice work......

[cassiopeia]

agoooy business is booming ha.

[mybuuz]

buhi pasad kaha ang naghimo ani, igo ra ni sa report without justice. after all, the church will pay for settlement para wala nay daghan istorya.

[Romeojin]

OT: why im not surprised another anti-Church bias from the BBC, one of the many jewish control media in Britain.. Near Total Zionist Jewish Control Of The British Media

OnT: well as pointed out it was the brainchild of the dictator Franco, na totally blame lang gyud ang Church but i doubt naay settlement ani, there are not even planning for a probe on this matter

Despite hundreds of families of babies who disappeared in Spanish hospitals calling on the government to open an investigation into the scandal, no nationally co-ordinated probe has taken place.

As a result of amnesty laws passed after Franco’s death, crimes that took place during his regime are usually not examined. Instead, regional prosecutors across the country are investigating each story on a case-by-case basis, with 900 currently under review.

But Ms Adler says: ‘There is very little political will to get to the bottom of the situation.’

There are believed to be thousands more cases that will never come to light because the stolen children fear their adoptive parents will be seen as criminals.