ETA

"Txeroki" was arrested in 2008 in France and is serving a sentence of more than 400 years for several attacks.  2024 was transferred from the French prison of Lannemezan to the prison of Martutene.

They will continue to work to put an end to the exceptional measures imposed on ETA prisoners. They have again called for political and judicial changes the day after the massive demonstration in Bilbao.

The Collective of Victims of Terrorism has criticized in several messages on its social networks that "the left abertzale - Sortu and EH Bildu - and its satellites, such as Sare, continue to demand greater impunity for all Etarras."

EITB has spoken to Mikel Paredes, brother of Txiki, and Mertxe Urtuzaga, cousin of Otegi, who first remembered the parents of the victims, who died before their confession, and then wanted to thank those who have accompanied them over the years, especially the lawyer and professor Juanjo Alvarez, for their work in the recognition process.

At the request of the families and in application of Law 20/2022 on Democratic Memory, the Spanish Government has approved the Declaration of Recognition and Personal Reparation in favour of Jon Paredes Txiki and Angel Otaegi, recognizing that they were persecuted for "political reasons, courts without guarantees and victims of human rights violations".

In the judgment, the European judges stress that the failure to provide adequate care for the disease, which was a condition for keeping him in prison, contravenes the article of the European Convention on Human Rights prohibiting inhuman and degrading treatment.

ThePNV spokesman in the Basque Parliament, Joseba Díez Antxustegi , believes that the President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, lives in a "parallel reality" after ensuring that ETA is preparing to "take Euskadi and Navarra." "We cannot walk what has been ETA, everything is fascism, in the end we cannot walk with words like this, and what we have to do is to talk about content."

An event will be held at 12:30 in the Plaza de la Constitución de San Sebastián to commemorate Ernest Lluch on the 25th anniversary of his murder by ETA, a tribute that will focus on the commitment to dialogue and coexistence.

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

Covite 's president, Consuelo Ordóñez, has described last week's riots on the campus of the University of Navarre as "horrific" and has advocated "administrative sanctions" against them. 

They will remember the last gunmen of Francoism with a round table where two writers will talk about these events on the occasion of Dictatorship Victims Day.

The Strasbourg Court has dismissed the lawsuit brought against Spain by Arnaldo Otegi, Sonia Jacinto, Rafa Díez, Mira Zabaleta and Arkaitz Rodríguez for the annulment of the sentence imposed on them for belonging to ETA.

Two friends of Maxima Casado have told ETB how they remember the day of the murder. Pepe Moulia, a former prison official, and Benito Aguirre, a former director of Zaballa and currently responsible for the prison inspection in the Basque Country, have stated that their diary was not easy knowing that they were targets of ETA. 

Mayor Maider Etxebarria has announced that the City Council has initiated an investigation to identify the people who used this wall to "make apology for terrorism."

In addition, messages about the explosive Goma-2, anti-police messages and "pim, pam, pum" have been placed on the wall installed in the Plaza de la Virgen Blanca to collect graffiti paintings.

On the other hand, former Spanish Prime Minister José María Aznar has said that his Government made no mistake about the war in Iraq and that on the 11M he said "all the time the truth". España's former Presidents of the Spanish Government have gathered testimonies in the documentary Movistar Plus+ "The Last Call". 

A few months before the death of the dictator Franco, on 5 October 1975, ETA killed three civil guards in the shrine of Aránzazu. That same day, at night, three strangers shot Iñaki Etxabe at the bar in Kanpazar. The Spanish Basque Battalion claimed responsibility for the attack.