FUNDACIÓN VÍCTIMAS DEL TERRORISMO 95 - ENGLISH

61 was murdered by ETA in 1992. Since then, Koldo has kept his father's legacy alive, fulfilling his duty as an officer and bringing his story to new generations to build a more peaceful and tolerant future. To close this series, on March 13, San- dra Lescano spoke at IES Alvareda in Dos Hermanas. Sandra was one of the survivors of the March 11, 2004 jiha- dist attacks. Her powerful testimony was an example of courage for the students, who learned firsthand what happened in Madrid 22 years ago and showed great interest during the ques- tion-and-answer session. The activity was attended by representatives of the Equality and Education Department of Dos Hermanas City Council. The Alberto Jiménez-Becerril Foun- dation thanks the speakers, schools, students, and the Department of Edu- cational Development and Vocational Training of the Regional Government of Andalusia, with which it cooperates to bring the testimony of victims of te- rrorism to schools in our autonomous community. "WORDS OF FREEDOM" RETURNS TO IES MACARENA, COLEGIO EUROPA, AND THE PROVINCE OF MÁLAGA T he Foundation held four new ses- sions of the "Words of Freedom" lecture series, through which it brings the testimony of victims of terro- rism to schools across Andalusia, thanks to teachers and to the agreement signed with the Department of Educational De- velopment and Vocational Training of the Regional Government of Andalusia. Through this initiative, hundreds of young people have explored one of the most recent themes in our country's his- tory, having the opportunity to empathize with these events through the direct tes- timony of those who lived through those dark chapters. WE RETURNED TO IES MACARENA WITH SEBASTIAN NOGALES On March 26, students at IES Macarena in Seville learned the story of Sebastián Nogales, president of the Association of Victims of Terrorism of Castilla y León. Lecture series ASSOCIATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS