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Zarautz City Council has banned the exhibition of 'Txiki' and Otaegi in the municipal hall

Municipal sources have explained to EITB that the decision is due to the fact that the exhibition is "partial, ideological and not pluralistic".

GRAFCAV2663. ZARAUTZ (GIPUZKOA) (ESPAÑA), 10/09/2025.- Familiares de Juan Paredes 'Txiki' y Ángel Otaegi, miembros de ETA fusilados en 1975, junto a los representantes de Sortu, Rufi Etxeberria (d), y Lur Albizu (2i), ofrecen una conferencia de prensa este miércoles en la localidad guipuzcoana de Zarautz. EFE/Juan Herrero
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Zarautz City Council has bannedthe installation of the exhibition on Txiki and Otaegi in municipal halls. Municipal sources have explained to EITB that the itinerant exhibition launched by the Iratzar and Olaso Tower foundations offers a "unique view of the narrative" , in line with the left abertzale.

The City Council has argued that the exhibition does not comply with the principles of truth, justice and reparation established by the Gogora Institute.



On the 50th anniversary of the shooting of the two Etarras Txiki and Otaegi by Francoism, the itinerant exhibition that the Iratik and Olaso Dorrea foundations have exhibited in different villages of Gipuzkoa is already exhibited in Azpeitia, in the town of Otaegi, in a municipal hall, from where they will be transferred to the town of Txiki, to Zarauz.

Sources from the Zarautz City Council, ruled by PNV and PSE-EE, argue that the exhibition offers a "partial and non-inclusive" narrative 

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