VOICED : Exhumacion de Dali divide opiniones en Espana

The transcript discusses the potential exhumation of Salvador Dalí's remains due to a paternity claim by Pilar Abel, a Catalan woman. The legal process involves DNA testing to verify her claim of being Dalí's daughter. Abel has been pursuing this claim for a decade, and if proven, she could claim part of Dalí's inheritance. The case involves the Dalí Foundation and the Ministry of Finance as legal heirs. Abel expresses concerns about the integrity of the DNA testing process but remains determined to pursue her claim.

What is the main reason for the potential exhumation of Salvador Dalí's remains?

• To verify a paternity claim

• To conduct a historical analysis

• To study his artistic techniques

• To relocate his remains

Where will the DNA samples from Dalí's tomb be sent for analysis?

• A New York forensic lab

• A Paris research center

• A Madrid institute

• A Barcelona laboratory

What financial responsibility does Pilar Abel face if her paternity claim is not proven?

• Compensating the Dalí Foundation

• Funding a new museum exhibit

• Paying for the exhumation and legal fees

• Donating to a charity of Dalí's choice

Who are the legal heirs of Salvador Dalí's estate?

• The Dalí family

• The Salvador Dalí Foundation and the Ministry of Finance

• A private art collector

• The Spanish government

What could Pilar Abel potentially claim if her paternity is confirmed?

• A portion of Dalí's art collection

• A share of Dalí's inheritance

• Ownership of Dalí's museum

• Rights to Dalí's unpublished works