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Inés Madrigal has located her biological family 32 years after she was taken from them. 1 / 5

Under the dictatorship of Francisco Franco, many infants were taken illegally from their mothers to be given to richer families who couldn’t have children. 2 / 5

The practice was aided by the Catholic Church, as nuns and doctors helped deliver babies in certain hospitals. 3 / 5

Last year, Madrigal took a DNA test with 23andMe, and the results revealed that she still has relatives living in Spain, so she went to reunite with her biological siblings. 4 / 5

The Supreme Court’s case on the issue is still predicted to go ahead, so those who were involved in the stolen babies scandal could still be prosecuted. 5 / 5