The socialist leader and regional delegate for Mobility and Territory Planning in Gipuzkoa describes the demonstrations by the former interior minister as “absolutely regrettable” and insists that the facts be investigated as a crime of humiliation of the victims.
Euskaraz irakurri: Romero (PSE-EE): “Barrionuevoren adierazpenek biktimak umiliatu dituzte, Gobernuak babestu beharko lituzke”
The Leader of the PSE-EE and Regional Deputy for Mobility and Planning of the Gipuzkoa Area, Raphael Romerohas insisted that like “a ongietorri humiliates the victims of ETA, the Barrionuevo’s words humiliate the victimsgiven what he has requested that the facts be investigated as a crime.
In a short interview with Radio Euskadi’s “Boulevard” program, Romero described statements by the former Spanish government’s interior minister, admitting the dirty war, as “absolutely regrettable”. In the opinion of the socialist leader, “State violence is more serious and regrettablebecause the state is there to protect us, if not, who will do it?” he asked.
He admits that reading the interview with Barrionuevo gave him “shivers”, especially not because of the confession (the minister was convicted), but because of “the bragging style”, which seemed great to him. he has considered that “You can’t apologize for violence” in a means of communication”, which he has maintained that the judges should investigate.
“It will not be the state that has to do it, it will be the judges and the courts, just like when statements are made by parties denying sexist violence, the judges have to step in. I don’t understand why there is so much action sometimes and others never This remains only for a democratic state. These statements should be investigated for humiliating the victims,” he argued.
Finally, when asked whether there should be a ruling from the President of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, Romero relied on any government representative – “it shouldn’t be Sánchez,” he reasoned – will, although he clarifies that “words do not comfort the victims”, for which he claimed that “a democratic state cannot be forgotten” and must “protect the victims”in this case those who have been attacked by Barrionuevo’s statements”.
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Source: EITB
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