Covite has denounced at Christmas that there have been actions in favour of ETA prisoners
The Collective of Victims of Terrorism has criticized in several messages on its social networks that "the left abertzale - Sortu and EH Bildu - and its satellites, such as Sare, continue to demand greater impunity for all Etarras."
Christmas Eve dinner table with three empty chairs in Galdakao. Photo: @CovitePV
The Association of Victims of Terrorism (Covite) has reported on Saturday that in recent days, on the occasion of the Christmas holidays, at least six events have been held in support of ETA prisoners.
In his messages on the X social network, Covite criticizes that "the left abertzale - Sortu and EH Bildu - and its satellites, such as Sare, continue to demand greater impunity for all ETA members."
"They use Christmas parties to spread the message," the victims' association has reported.
Examples include pasacalles organized in Oiartzun, Villabona and Lesaka, as well as rallies and denunciation events in Galdakao, the Santutxu district of Bilbao and Pamplona.
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