Navarra will match aid to victims of police brutality with victims of terrorism

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The Parliament of Navarre has enacted specific benefits in favor of people who have been victims of police brutality and for political reasons. Processing has continued with the votes for PSN, Geroa Bai, EH Bildu, Podemos-Ahal Dugu and IE and the vote against Navarra Suma.

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the full Parliament of Navarra approved today to take into account a account for the amendment of the foral law of aid to the victims of police brutality and from political motivation so that they can effectively receive compensation and assistance equal to that of the victims of terrorism.

The reform amends the law on the recognition and compensation of victims of politically motivated acts caused by far-right groups or officials (Ley Foral 16/2019). In the original terms, the aid was linked to the amounts recognized in the legislation of the Spanish State, a regulation which does not mention this group and which consequently prevented the Regional Parliament from compensating these victims.

According to the text approved today, the bill – promoted by PSN, Geroa Bai and Podemos-Ahal Dugu – aims to “solve the application problems that, in relation to health care and reimbursements for physical, psychological and material things, the reference to the Foral Act 9/2010 of Aid to the Victims of Terrorism”.

During the debate on the proposal, Jabi Arakama spoke of Geroa Baihas criticized legislation that gives “impunity” to those who committed this “unlawful violence”, and has called for greater legal certainty for this law and clarification of the amount of aid that these victims can receive, an amount that is “equal” is then the recognized one for the victims of terrorism, because “it is not about justice, which corresponds to the courts, it is about recognition and reparation”

For her part, PSN MP Inmaculada Jurío has also deemed it necessary to “make progress in the recognition of rights”, in this case “general compensation for an injury”, for which she has emphasized that this is a “fully constitutional” law. . “The goal is to provide legal certainty,” he said.

Likewise Bakartxo Ruiz, from EH Pictureconfirmed that the aim of this law is to provide greater legal certainty in some cases and to ensure effective equality of rights after a “seven-year trial”, and pointed out that “it is time” for the committee responsible for recognition to begin his work after “political interests and the legal blockade” have “until now made it impossible to move forward” because they “have prevented the right to the truth”.

Mikel Construction of We Can-Ahal Duguhas ruled that it is a “necessity to recognize and compensate these people for damage” that cannot be repaired” and that furthermore no sanctions can be imposed on those responsible.

Meanwhile, Marisa de Simón, from I.Erecalled that it was his group that, in 2014, brought the first initiative to the Parliament of Navarre to rehabilitate the victims of the police and the far right in one of the “most sinister” phases, a violence that, in its opinion, cannot yet be investigated enough.

Against the bill, Iñaki Iriarte, or Navarre Sumhas indicated that a recognition committee can recognize the victim’s condition to a person who has been refused it by the courts, because it is a committee made up of “non-independent” persons and has no obligation to prove the facts “reliably” , although “Victims have every right to justice.”

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As reported by the Navarrese Parliament, the amounts set as compensation vary between EUR 500,000 in the case of severe disability and EUR 75,000 in the case of partial permanent disability. Death is restored with 250,000 euros, absolute permanent disability with 180,000 and total permanent disability with 100,000 euros.

In addition, these amounts may be increased by a fixed amount equal to 20 monthly payments of the corresponding government income indicator, due to each of the descendants or foster minors who were financially dependent on the victim at the time of death or, in their case of the violent action that caused the injury.

Likewise, the care and/or psychological assistance will be borne by Osasunbidea and, where this is not possible, the costs incurred for individual services and treatments in other centers will be paid.

After consideration, the proposal for the Foral Act will be reviewed by the committee before being resubmitted to plenary for final debate and vote.

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