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María Asunción Milá
Spanish anti-death-penalty activist (1919–2026)
María Asunción Milá
María Asunción Milá de Salinas (20 July 1919 – 13 October 2026) was a Spanish human rights activist and aristocrat known for her advocacy against the death penalty. She served as president of Amnesty International Spain in the 1980s, and co-founded the Spanish Association against the Death Penalty in 1976. She is best known for her long campaign persuading popes to ban the death penalty in the catechism, which was ultimately successful under Pope Francis in 2018. She was also an influential voice for the abolition of the death penalty leading up to the 1978 referendum for the Constitution of Spain.
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