The Covite chairman believes it was “they who pointed out to ETA who should kill it” and that they are now teaching peacekeeping.
Euskaraz irakurri: Ordoñezek salatu du “lotsagarria” dela ezker abertzaleak bake lezioak ematea
Covite president Consuelo Ordoñez called it “unworthy” for the nationalist left to teach peace lessons and criticized that leaders such as Arnaldo Otegi have benefited from a “de facto” impunity that “no one dares to question” despite “they have not paid “for oiling up the terror machinery”.
Ordóñez made these statements at the award ceremony, held this Sunday at the Miramar Palace in Donostia-San Sebastián, of the Covite International Award, awarded posthumously in this 21st edition to the activist Juncal Sánchez Aranaz, for his “permanent commitment and unconditional support” to this group of victims.
“Those associates and accomplices of terror are still there and living among us,” Ordóñez said.
The leaders of the nationalist left “were the ones who pointed out to ETA who should kill it” and “today they are the same as when ETA killed and they continue to defend terrorism and legitimize the institutions,” he said.
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