> “Unfortunately, from a scientific point of view, we can’t really evaluate what was in the documentary because they offered no data from the analysis whatsoever,” Antonio Alonso, a geneticist and former director of Spain’s National Institute of Toxicology and Forensic Sciences told El País.
So, baseless speculation used by the Spanish regime to claim Christopher Columbus as Spanish during the Spanish national day?
The funny part is that none of this matters for things other than nationalist talking points.
> “Unfortunately, from a scientific point of view, we can’t really evaluate what was in the documentary because they offered no data from the analysis whatsoever,” Antonio Alonso, a geneticist and former director of Spain’s National Institute of Toxicology and Forensic Sciences told El País.
So, baseless speculation used by the Spanish regime to claim Christopher Columbus as Spanish during the Spanish national day?
The funny part is that none of this matters for things other than nationalist talking points.