The Spanish Government recognizes Josu Mujika as a victim and declares the sentences handed down against him illegal
Mujika was shot dead 51 years ago by the Armed Police in an operation against ETA members in Madrid.
Josu Mujika Aiestaran's family has received a document of recognition from the OVJ.
Using the Democratic Memory Act, the Spanish Government recognizes the police as victims of violence Josu Mujika.
The Human Rights Observatory of the Basque Country (GEBEhatokia) has reported that judicial and administrative decisionsagainst Mujika have been declared illegal .
Today, 51 years ago, the young legazpiarra was shot dead by the Armed Police in an operation against ETA members in Madrid.
On the anniversary, the coordinator of the OECD, Agus Hernan, handed over to the family of Mujika the document containing the 'Declaration of Personal Recognition and Reparation' , signed by the Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory of the Government of Spain, Victor Torres Perez.
The Observatory also recalls that the complaint lodged in the Bergara Court in 2024 to clarify the Mujika case is proceeding after its admission to proceedings, and that the investigations carried out have led to the identification of the policeman who killed Mujika: "Commissioner Daniel Abad hides behind his nickname in the book Yo mate a un etarra written by Jorge Cabezas. "
The Basque Government also recognized Mujika as a politically motivated victim.
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