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13 documents have been found archived in Archivo ABC o http://hemeroteca.lavanguardia.com and related to the exhibition Permanent collection, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía.

EN ABC

22 July 1992 - Newspapers

Artworks by Le Corbusier and Dalí about Spanish Civil War will accompany Guernica at CARS

Solé Tura no cede ante la opinión pública y el 'Guernica' saldrá del Casón del Buen Retiro

26 June 1992 - Newspapers

Solé Tura doesn't back down over public opinion and Guernica is due to leave the Casón del Buen Retiro

EN ABC

7 July 1992 - Newspapers

Even Calvo Serraller accuses Solé Turá: the transfer is a serious imprudence and a political manipulation to conceal a bad management of the Reina Sofía

El Guernica ingresa en el hospital

26 July 1992 - Newspapers

Guernica is admitted to hospital

EN ABC

27 July 1992 - Newspapers

The outrage is complete: Guernica will no longer be at the Museo del Prado

The Reina Sofía will move "Gernika" again, but will keep it protected

13 August 1995 - Newspapers

The Reina Sofía will move "Gernika" again, but will keep it protected

A dismal installation, unnecessary protection

3 August 1995 - Newspapers

A dismal installation, unnecessary protection

"Gernika" returns to its pavilion

22 March 2002 - Newspapers

"Gernika" returns to its pavilion

The Reina Sofía presents its Collection and becomes the century's museum of Spanish art

6 September 1992 - Newspapers

The Reina Sofía presents its Collection and becomes the century's museum of Spanish art

Scores of police officers and security forces will intervene in the transfer of «Guernica»

15 July 1992 - Newspapers

Scores of police officers and security forces will intervene in the transfer of «Guernica»

«Guernica», without armour

1 December 1995 - Newspapers

«Guernica», without armour

The Reina Sofía closes «Operation Picasso»

14 March 1996 - Newspapers

The Reina Sofía closes «Operation Picasso»

If we had to loan Guernica, we would say no

16 January 1998 - Newspapers

If we had to loan "Guernica", we would say no