VOICED : Mujer que hizo exhumar a Salvador Dali no es su hija

Pilar Abel, claiming to be Salvador Dalí's daughter, initiated a paternity suit leading to the exhumation of Dalí's remains for DNA testing. The results showed no genetic link between Abel and Dalí. The Gala Salvador Dalí Foundation was unsurprised by the outcome, as the claim was based solely on Abel's testimony. The Foundation plans to restore Dalí's remains and may seek compensation for exhumation costs. Dalí's estate, valued at $136 million in 1989, has grown due to derivative products and ticket sales. Had paternity been confirmed, Abel could have claimed a quarter of the estate, which is entirely owned by the Spanish state.

Who was Pilar Abel in relation to Salvador Dalí?

• His legal heir

• A famous artist

• His confirmed daughter

• A fortune teller claiming to be his daughter

What method was used to verify Pilar Abel's claim of being Dalí's daughter?

• Historical documents

• DNA testing

• Handwriting analysis

• Witness testimonies

What was the response of the Gala Salvador Dalí Foundation to the DNA test results?

• They supported Pilar Abel's claim

• They refused to comment

• They expected the results

• They were surprised by the results

What would Pilar Abel have gained if her claim was confirmed?

• A new identity

• A public apology from the Foundation

• Full ownership of Dalí's artworks

• A quarter of Dalí's estate

What was the estimated value of Dalí's estate at the time of his death?

• 500 million dollars

• 136 million dollars

• 50 million dollars

• 200 million dollars