PNV and PSE-EE have agreed to ask the Spanish Government to acknowledge its responsibility for the March 3 massacre
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One of the images of the tribute to the deceased of 3 March in the Basque Parliament.
PNV and PSE-EE have agreed to an amendment calling on the Spanish Government to recognize "the role played by the State" in the massacre in Vitoria on 3 March 1976, in which five workers died, and to condemn the "disproportionate" action of the Government led by Carlos Arias Navarro.
The text was adopted this Thursday in the Basque Parliament and corrected the initiative presented by EH Bildu and Sumar Ekim called for recognition of the "principal and correct" responsibility of the State in the murders of Martxo 3 En the sanfermines of Ez, as well as for President Pedro Sánchez to make an official statement "at the highest level".
The agreed proposal condemns the massacre and reaffirms its commitment to the memory, dignity and reparation of the victims and urges the Spanish Government to express its recognition and its commitment to the principles of guarantee of non-repetition of truth, justice, justice, justice and the promotion of public policies in the Democratic Memory.
The Basque Parliament will also support the creation of the San Francisco Church of Assisi in the Zaramaga district Memoral and support the work of the March 3 Foundation Memoral , in line with the initiatives planned in Vitoria on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the events.
Finally, the House will urge groups represented in Congress to unblock the reform of the Official Secrets Act in order to facilitate access to information on the events of 3 March.
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