Crimes

The detainees would be a 34-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman dissident to the left abertzale, who are expected to be brought before the National High Court in the next few hours.

The autopsy performed on the woman revealed that she had died of respiratory failure. Gagged and immobilized, she was unable to install the oxygen apparatus she used in her diary.

The alleged aggressor has been charged with attempted murder and the victim has had to be taken to Txagorritxu hospital to be treated for his injuries. 

The former Civil Guard is serving 23 years in prison, 15 of them for rape along with four other men during the Sanfermines ten years ago.

According to local police sources, the attack took place around 4 p.m., when local police officers arrested the 18-year-old for two crimes of gender-based violence and wounding the man who approached with the intention of helping him.

The stolen products were valued at more than 102,000 euros, and the gang committed at least five robberies in Bizkaia alone, in Bilbao, Barakaldo and Santurtzi, as well as other robberies committed in Álava. 

Between April and September, he received 98 complaints of fraud involving transfers of money to people who booked in hotels. So far, a total of more than 57,000 euros have been defrauded. 

The Basque Institute of Women has received a message signed by Spanish Falange: "We keep an eye on you."

In addition, the Ertzaintza has opened proceedings for six other persons under investigation, who are charged with the provisional or formal registration of vehicles on behalf of a young person and the use of such cars to commit various offences attributed to the victim.

Both were members of an organization that intended to "steal" money from migrants who had just arrived in the city and who were charged 900 euros a month in exchange for sleeping in a garage.

The Civil Guard has temporarily blocked the website and proposed that its holder be subject to administrative sanction.

According to the City Council in a statement, the aforementioned "serious incident" occurred early in the morning when a friend was "brutally" beaten and as a result of the attack he suffered a bone fracture and head injuries, so he was taken to hospital, where he is admitted to the Neurology Service.

The report of the Public Prosecutor's Office warns that prevention and awareness-raising work for minors "is not working".

The charges against him occurred in the early morning hours of September 12. This man, with a police record, was following several people in Algorta with a chainsaw in his hands. 

This is reflected in the timeline presented by the Department of Health, which reports that if officers had reported the use of a taser gun from the outset, health care would be different.

The judges have found it proven that the businessman used his clandestine Twitter account to target magistrates, politicians, and journalists. Through his messages, he carried out a series of brutal attacks, including these victims in various corruption plots.

The deceased was a Frenchman living in Pamplona.

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".

The 43-year-old man turned himself in early Saturday morning at the Ondarroa police station and has since been at the disposal of the police. At the time of his arrest, the man had a weapon, although it is not yet known whether it was the same one he used in the murder.