The Meirás fetishes are a hit: from the dictator's briefcase to Carmencita's jewelry box

The auction of items from the Franco estate at Meirás exceeded half a million euros, with notable sales including a dictator's briefcase and a jewelry box belonging to Franco's daughter. The briefcase, starting at 350 euros, sold for 19,000 euros, while the jewelry box fetched 14,000 euros due to its connection to Carmencita. Other items, including firearms and household goods, also saw significant price increases, reflecting a mix of historical interest and nostalgia for the Franco era. Despite some items going unsold, the auction highlighted the enduring fascination with Franco's legacy and the artifacts associated with it.