Spain faces its past in mass graves bill. Will it be enough?

GUADALAJARA, Spain — Carnations in hand, 94-year-old Julio López del Campo has come decade after decade to mark the spot where he believes the body of his brother, Mariano, was tossed into a pit along with other victims of the brutal regime of Francisco Franco in Spain.

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