Joseba Azkarraga, spokesperson for the Sare citizen network, stressed that self-criticism “should not only be required from one party”, but that “all of us” should do it.
the citizen network Sare and the Association of Relatives of ETA Prisoners, etxerathave requested that prisoners be applied “ordinary law and the exceptional laws disappear”.
The spokespersons Joseba Azkarraga (Sare) and Jose Morales (Etxerat) this Sunday at a press conference in Vitoria-Gasteiz appreciated the end of the distancing policy applied by the Spanish government to ETA prisoners.
After considering that “the work has finally paid off” after 35 years of breakuphave remembered the relatives and friends of the gang’s inmates who died on the way when they visited them.
As for the future, they have advocated “affect the process of returning home of prisoners, refugees and deportees, in accordance with the route provided by law” and have demanded that the ordinary law and “avoid the obstacles put up by the prisoners.”
Similarly, they have criticized the fact that “many permits are denied in second class” and that there 33 third-degree prisoners when “they should be 110”. “Degree regressions continue to occur and the waivers are still in place,” they have argued.
On the other hand, Azkarraga has considered that the self-criticism “not only would it take one party”, referring to the prisoners, but we have to do it “everyone”.
“I mean those who try to forget that there has been more than 5000 cases of tortureviolation of rights and deaths from state terrorism,” he said.
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Source: EITB
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