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Aske alleges that the two imprisoned by the National High Court are victims of a "criminalization campaign"
He has pointed out that these arrestsare "acts against political militancy using the specter of terrorism" and that they have been subjected to "very serious charges on the basis of suspicion, without evidence".
The PP calls for "respect for justice" in the case of two people imprisoned for a terrorist offence
The spokeswoman for the PP in the Basque Parliament, Laura Garrido, in an interview with the "Faktoria" programme of Euskadi Irratia, has stressed the need to be cautious, although in recent times the popular leader sees a "regression".
Zupiria explained that the Ertzaintza did not arrest the young people accused of terrorism because they were not committing any crime at the time
According to Security Counselor Bingen Zupiria, the Ertzaintza brought to justice the information obtained on the persons under investigation and stressed the need to report the use of violence.
The Altsasu case 10 years: Euskadi Irratia talks to defendants Adur Ramirez de Alda and Jokin Unamuno
10 years after the events that led to the Alsasua case, the National High Court convicted eight young people in connection with an altercation at the Koxka bar in Alsasua with two civil guards and their partners. Although the Supreme Court subsequently reduced their prison sentences to one and a half years and nine and a half years. Adur Ramírez de Alda and Jokin Unamuno, two of the convicted young people, have described in the "Euskadi Irratia Factory" how they have lived.
National High Court halts migrant camp in Ceuta port
The Unified Police Union (SUP) had requested the precautionary suspension of the camp for security reasons. They were preparing a reception area for 16,000 migrants in the port of Ceuta.
The National High Court will investigate the migration crisis in Ceuta, as well as the "favourable attitude" of Morocco
Judge Maria Tardón, who has taken over the investigation into the events of 30 and 31 July, states in her order that the Moroccan armed forces made no special effort to stop the migrants, even accusing them of acting as "active guides".
Judge asks Civil Guard if he received alerts before the migration crisis in Ceuta
The National High Court has opened proceedings following a complaint by Iustitia Europa requesting information on the whereabouts of survivors and fatalities.
Zapatero has appealed the judge's order to investigate his accounts and those closest to him
The defense of the former president of the Spanish government has warned that a "general" authorization to investigate bank accounts could lead to a "prospective investigation."
The National High Court is investigating whether the entry of migrants into Ceuta was an organized act
Judge Calama asks the banks for information on the accounts of Zapatero and his daughters and the secretary
In a car, the judge in the Plus Ultra case says there are indications that the former president of the Spanish Government was running an "organized structure" to benefit certain clients through illegal activities.
Kitchen trial is over after four months
Over four months, more than 100 witnesses have testified, and the trial has been seen for sentencing.
The chairman and CEO of Plus Ultra resign
This week they admitted to the National High Court that they paid 530,000 euros for the mediation of Zapatero and his partner, after which they decided to resign.
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.
Judge to question Jessica Rodriguez, former partner of Abalos, for "plugging in" Ineco and Tragsatec
The brother of Koldo García, former adviser to Ábalos, Joseba García, as well as Ignacio Zaldivar, former senior official of Adif, will testify as an investigator.
Two and a half years in prison for former Madrid councillor Francisco Granados for the Punica case
From 2007 to 2014, in the award of public contracts, he has been accused of favouring the festival company Waiter Music, with which Granados has received his second sentence in the Punica case, after two and a half years in pre-trial detention.
Josu Urrutikoetxea has been acquitted in his last trial in France
The Paris Court of Appeal has found Josu Urrutikoetxea, who was a member of ETA, innocent, so that once his lawsuits in France had been completed, the way would be open for his surrender to Spain.
The president of the SEPI and the former president and CEO of Tubos Reunidos are charged in the Leire case
Judge Santiago Pedraz of the National High Court has charged 25 people, all of them company managers and SEPI leaders, after finding "evidence of crime."
It will be news: Zapatero's statement at the National High Court, an interview with the president and the presentation of the Azkena Rock festival
In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.
Zapatero will also testify for jewels on Wednesday after Judge Calama denied the delay
The defence of the former head of the Spanish Government asked Judge Calama to postpone his request to have more time to collect documentation on the origin of jewellery valued at at at least 1.3 million euros.
Zapatero will testify this week as an investigator in the Plus Ultra case and the jewels that were seized from him
Judge Calama will question the former president on the 17th and 18th, who will be asked not only about the case of the airline that was rescued during the pandemic, but also about the jewels found in his office.