Female prisoners with babies in yard

The transcript discusses children born in prison who are technically free but are subject to the fascist state's plans. Franco aims to build his nation and empire with a new generation, educating them into a regimented life that aligns with fascist Spain's ideals.

What does it mean for children born in prison to be 'technically free'?

What are the implications of the fascist state having 'other plans' for children?

How does the new generation relate to Franco's vision for his nation?

In what ways are children to be educated into the regimented life set by fascist Spain?

What does the phrase 'the ideal life which fascist Spain has set' suggest about the regime's goals?