1. Causes
Spaniards of any sex and age in which the following circumstances apply:
- To have suffered injuries as a direct or indirect result of acts of war carried out in the national territory between 18 July 1936 and 1 April 1939.
- To suffer as a result of such injuries a decrease in their physical or mental faculties to a minimum degree of 26 per 100 - according to the table of assessment of injuries established in Decree 670/1976 of 5 March.
- Do not belong to the Benemeritus Corps of Knights Maimed of War by the Homeland.
In order to enforce the rights laid down in Act No. 6 of 1982 - basic remuneration and pensions in favour of family members - it is required that the injuries of mutilated persons covered by Decree No. 670 of 1976 reach a degree of incapacity of at least 45 points - according to the table of injuries and illnesses in force for the application of Act No. 35 of 26 June 1980.
2.- Beneficiaries
- Decree No. 670/1976: only those responsible
- Act No. 6/1982: the perpetrators themselves and their widowed spouses, ex-spouses or common-law partners and, in their absence, orphans under 21 years of age or over, incapacitated for any work prior to its fulfilment or the death of the perpetrator, provided that they meet the requirements laid down in the Passive Classes Act applicable in each case.
3.- Amount of pensions
DECREE 670/1976
- Mutilation Pension: this is the result of applying to a regulatory basis, established annually in the General State Budget Laws, the percentage corresponding to the degree of incapacity recognized.
In year 2025, the amount of the regulatory base is EUR 7,596.76 per annum (12 monthly payments) or EUR 633.06 per month, resulting in the following amounts of mutilation pensions, depending on the degree of incapacity recognized:
| first degree |
second degree |
third degree |
fourth grade |
|---|
| €158.27/month |
316.53 €/month |
€ 474.80/month |
EUR 633.06/month |
LAW 6/1982
Causes:
- Mutilation pension: shall be as provided for in Decree No. 670/1976 and shall correspond to the amounts set out in the table above.
- Basic Remuneration: from 1 January 1991, the perpetrators have been entitled to 100 per cent of the basic remuneration, which is fixed annually in the General Budget Laws of the State and which for the year 2025 is 11,970.17 € in annual computation (12 monthly instalments) or 997.51 € in monthly computation.
In favour of family members:
- Since 1 January 1996, the State ' s General Budget Acts have established as the amount of these pensions the same as the minimum Social Security widow ' s pension for persons over 65 years of age, which for the year 2025 is fixed at Euro874.40/month.