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"We have moved from social acceptance to institutional recognition, which is of great value."
The Commission of Victims of Police Violencehas acknowledged the cases of 21 Navarros who suffered torture, one of them being that of Pernando Barrena, who has assured the ETB1 programme "Egun On Euskadi"that he hopes that this recognition process will serve to prevent further cases of torture in the future.
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