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Formal Methods (FM) provide mathematically founded algorithms for analyzing the correctness of systems. Though FM have been successfully applied to many industrial problems, these methods typically find the practical problem that the number of states to be systematically analyzed grows exponentially with the size of the system to be analyzed. Thus, exhaustive techniques to find system faults are typically substituted by heuristic strategies allowing to focalize the search for potential faults in some suspicious or critical configurations. In particular, Evolutionary Computation (EC) methods provide efficient generic strategies to search for good solutions in big solution spaces, which fit into the kind of problems appearing in FM. This paper summarizes several works where EC techniques have been applied to FM problems.