The Spanish National Court has sentenced the young man from Amurrio to four years in prison for “disposing of weapons and ammunition”. He is currently awaiting the decision of the Supreme Court.
Euskaraz irakurri: Guard Zibilaren aldetik jasandako jazarpena eta jasotako kolaborazio eskaintzak salatu ditu Galder Barbadok
Sortu discussed the case of . at a press conference this Friday police chase who has suffered in these months? the young man from Amurrio Galder Barbado As they have denounced, through the use of the compulsionhas the Guardia Civil tried to get the militant abertzale to give in to collaborate with the armed institute.
Barbado has told in the first person how at a roadblock the vigilante stopped him, along with three other people who were with him by car, and how after being held in the rain for over an hour and a half, “the image started to fade.” During that check, he explained that two camouflaged cars appeared, with several people showing the… covered faces“and only one of them spoke, who introduced himself to us as” harley
It was then that Barbado, after interrogating them one by one, received the first cooperation “offer” “He knew what my situation was, and he told me that if I told him things (about the youth movement), he could help me in our process, and he invited me to come over for a coffee another day.” drink in Bilbao.”
The young man from Amurrio explained: declined the offer, to which the policeman replied “that he knew where I lived and that he would contact me in a few weeks”. For example, two weeks ago he got a call from Harley and, after he hung up, he called all morning until… sent him a text to offer him a “proposal” again.
This Monday, in Amurrio, when he went to his car, Barbado reported that he noticed how a person followed him“I knew he was a police officer, and I got out of the car to tell him to leave me alone and leave Amurrio.”
During the next two days, the young man also reported that two other phone numbers called a friend ask for himbut when asked who they were, they replied, “Um, well, we must have made a mistake.”
Review of Sortuc
Sortu has supported Barbado and denounced these “serious facts”. In addition, Haimar Altunaa member of the Sortu National Council, pointed out that in recent weeks there have been several people who have suffered similar persecutions, and has argued that, like Barbados, it already imultiple complaints filed
In this sense, Altuna has “vigorously” denounced the intimidation of Basque citizens by the state apparatus. “They seem logical from the past, but are still valid and very present: they continue to threaten, blackmail and spy on people. In the end they go on instill fear
Faced with this, Abertzale’s militant has urged the Spanish government to start a practice “which denies the” respect for all civil and political rights
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Source: EITB
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