The UPV/EHU rectoral team has described the launch of smoke boats on the Álava campus as "unacceptable"
On the eve of the anniversary of the 3 March massacre, a group of students have installed smoke boats in four faculties on the Álava campus, which has led to the activation of the protocol and the evacuation of classrooms. The rectorate has said in a statement that it supports the students "right to claim and protest, but will not accept" methods contrary to the security of people, coexistence and the fundamental right to education of the rest of the university community. "
The UPV/EHU Rectorate Team has "firmly rejected" the launchof smoke boats by a group of students on the Alavés campus The events of eta have been described as "unacceptable. "This morning, on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the massacre of 3 March 1976, a group of students have placed smoke boats in the four buildings.
On the occasion of the event, the UPV/EHU Rectorate has issued a note at noon stating that similar events have taken place on campus in previous years, to which the group led by Joxerramon Bengoetxea has sought to respond "firmly". On the one hand, it has stated that, as they believe in "a living, critical and active university, they will always defend their right to claim and protest", but has specified that "this activity must be carried out with respect for the people and with strict care for the public goods of society as a whole".
Thus, it stresses that they cannot "allow the legitimate right to protest to be hijacked by methods that violatethe security of individuals, coexistence and the fundamental right to education of the rest of the university community. "It also recalls that" the use of smoke boats in enclosed and crowded places may have serious personal consequences . "
For its part, the Rectoral Group has expressed its "firm commitment to coexistence and peaceful proclamation".
Lastly, he wished to add: "It reaffirms the call for collective commitment and the care of persons, which has been and will be our main priority to ensure the safety and well-being of our community as a whole.
The firefighters had to blow up the buildings. Photo: EFE
Ramiro Gonzalez calls for "immediate action"
The General Representative of Álava, Ramiro González, has condemned what happened on the Álava campus and has called on the Rectorate to take "immediate action". In several messages posted on the X social network, Gonzalez has criticized the reaction of the rectoral team. "To reject is an opinion. To condemn means to say that what happened is serious and to take appropriate measures.
For his part, PP MP Muriel Larrea has called those who have fired smoke boats "fascists" and has argued that should be "immediately expelled." He has urged the rectorate to ensure "security and freedom" on campus.
You might like
"President Pradales has several issues on his agenda to address in Brussels."
Garazi Ayesta stresses that the industry will play a key role in the lehendakari's visit to Brussels. In the afternoon, he will meet with the Belgian Prime Minister and is expected to put the Euskera on the table as an official in the European institutions.
Sanchez: 'No to war' summarizes the Government's position
The President of the Government, Pedro Sanchez, has assured us that the Government's position on the war conflict in the Middle East caused by the US and Israel attacks on Iran is summarised in two words, "No to war," a slogan that was circulated simultaneously in connection with the 2003 Iraq war.
Sanchez will respond to Trump at 9:00, who has threatened to cut off trade with Spain
The President of the Spanish Government will appear in La Moncloa after growing tension with Washington over the war in Iran and the use of military bases.
The President calls on Europe to act "with one voice" in the face of the war in the Middle East
The President made these statements at the beginning of his 48-hour trip to Brussels, where he will participate in various strategic and economic meetings and meet with Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever.
Thousands of people remember the workers killed in Vitoria on 3 March 1976
In an act, they have stressed that they will continue to "work against impunity for state crime."
All parties except Vox have remembered the victims of March 3
The PNV calls for the complete declassification of official documents.
The Franky Bar Tax Advisor has testified that he made false bills to Acciona for Koldo
Miguel Moreno Purroy appeared this Tuesday in the Navarre Parliament in the Committee of Inquiry into the tendering of public works, in which he stated that he acted to help Koldo García between 2016 and 2018 and, while acknowledging that he acted "wrongly", he denied being part of a "corruption plot".
The Spanish Government condemns the "disproportionate behaviour" of the police in Vitoria on 3 March
It also expresses its "recognition and tribute" to the deceased and their families. The institutional declaration will be read out at the press conference following the Council of Ministers.
Maider Etxebarria: "March 3 opened a wound in Vitoria"
The mayor of Vitoria-Gasteiz, Maider Etxebarria, has condemned the "disproportionate performance of the Franco Armed Police." Etxeberria has stated that despite Franco's death, Francoism was still alive.
Pradales accuses governments of hiding March 3 "under the carpet" and calls for documents to be declassified
The lehendakari has called for "truth, justice, recognition and reparation for the victims" on the 50th anniversary of the massacre of 3 March 1976. "We need a full and inclusive memory, because only then can the wound that is still open be closed. The commitment of the Basque Government and myself to the victims is total."