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German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will travel to Spain today and on Friday to Gernika to participate in an event in remembrance of the victims of the bombing. The lack of a closed agenda and doubts about the delegation of the Spanish Government have caused institutional unrest.

Together with the King of Spain, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will also be in Gernika.

The accident occurred at the central level crossing this morning for unknown reasons.

The popular initiative has explained that the party "will convey to the world that Euskal Herria and Palestine have the right to be free".

It will be the first time a German president has gone to Gernika.

In a context marked by negotiations for the renewal of the text, political leaders have taken the opportunity to express their views on the "renewed Statute".

Javier de Andrés, president of the PP in the Basque Country, has called for a new Statute that guarantees "the freedom of people." The president of the PP has stressed that political and ideological pressure has led to "the collapse of society."

Iurgi Berza's parents have declared that what they are experiencing is an "agony." One of the ertzainas who was to testify by videoconference has not been able to testify for lack of coverage. However, Iurgi Beraza's family has agreed to continue the hearing, but the driver involved in the capture disagreed, and the trial has been postponed until 27 November.

The hearing was scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m., but an ertzaina who was to testify refused to speak on the grounds that he had no coverage for the video call. However, Iurgi Beraza's family agreed to continue the trial, but not the driver who hit the child, so the trial had to be suspended.

Convened by the Gernika-Palestine platform, thousands of citizens have taken part this afternoon in demonstrations in more than 150 municipalities, denouncing through thunderous protests the genocide that Israel is practising in Palestine.

On Saturday, the Gernika Peace Museum hosted the presentation of the football solidarity meeting that the Euskal Selekzioa and the Palestinian team will play in San Mamés on November 15, at which they called for an end to the genocide in Gaza.

Gerardo Candina has advanced that the Biscayan team will not play the matches against Elitzur Ramla because they condemn the "brutal genocide in Gaza", but the board will assess the final decision in the next few days.

Tomorrow, 5 September, more than 130 municipalities will be the scene of protests called for by the aforementioned initiative. Representatives of Gernika-Palestine argue that the winner of the eleventh stage was "Palestine".

The Gernika group has created a unique atmosphere in the Europa Park, with a concert on Thursday night, as part of their farewell tour of "crazy" fans, before getting off the stage forever.

The Bilbao-Palestine popular initiative has concentrated in the Circular Square to call for the release of Palestine and denounce Netanyahu for "crimes against humanity."

The parliamentary spokesman, Joseba Diez Antxustegi, has stressed that the process of listening to the agents and citizens of the region is not over.