The Ertzaintza has opened proceedings against the promoter of the Falange rally
The Ertzaintza has opened a file to the promoter of the rally that the Falange Española group held this Sunday in Vitoria for alleged non-compliance with the Citizen Security Act, which showed pre-constitutional teachings.
On Wednesday, the Basque Government's Department of Security confirmed the opening of a file while continuing its investigation to clarify the incidents that occurred between participants in the Falange rally and groups participating in a counter-demonstration.
In the incidents in which the Ertzaintza intervened, some 40 people were injured, of whom 20 were agents, and 19were arrested , after which they were released, causing material damage due, among other things, to the burning of containers and damage to vehicles and shops.
Security Counselor Bingen Zupiria said the Ertzaintza device was insufficient to prevent the riots.
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