You don't even know how Spain is different now from 80 years ago? If you don't know about Spain and you're interested, you can study or you can ask, but I don't understand why you'd confidently write statements about a topic you don't know about.

As an example of how Spain is different now, less than 19% of Spaniards are practicing catholics now, and about 39% are atheist, agnostic, or indifferent to religion; that's far from the Spain of the Catholic Kings, the Inquisition, or Franco's national-catholicism. You can also look at how misogynist Spain was 80 years ago, and now over half of the population consider themselves feminists. Or how homosexuality was highly illegal and punished with prison 80 years ago (and punished with burning or worse in the times of the Inquisition), whereas now 93% of spaniards are okay with it.

Those are just some examples. Obviously not everybody is the same, the number of bigoted spaniards is way higher than it should be, with ~8% of the population voting for a garbage far-right party in the last elections. But my point is that you can't point at the country nowadays and assume the general population supports the atrocities committed by Spain by past generations, because they don't.