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TRIAL IN THE NATIONAL HIGH COURT
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The sixteen accused of welcoming Berango have been acquitted

The trial took place last June in Madrid for a crime of heightening terrorism by holding a welcoming ceremony for former ETA prisoner Ibai Aginaga in March 2022.

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Press conference supporting the Berango defendants, in stock image.

The Spanish National High Court has acquitted the sixteen accused of an act of welcome to the former Basque prisoner Ibai Aginaga in March2022, accused of a crime of heightening terrorism, which took place last June in Madrid.

The prosecutor requested sentences of between two years and two years and nine months' imprisonment for each of the defendants, as well as 15 years' disqualification and a fine of 5,100 euros, while the individual indictments (Dignidad y Justicia, Vox and Fundacion Villacisneros) requested three years' imprisonment for each of them.

The defendants have always argued that the act was private and have framed the case around political rights. 

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