On March 21, the Basque government, on the proposal of the treatment council of the Basauri prison in Bizkaia, approved the third degree for prisoners Juan Carlos Subijana and Joseba Borde.
Two ETA prisoners have returned to prison after the National Court prosecution opposed his transfer third degreewhich had been authorized by the Basque government, as explained on Thursday saarthe support network for ETA prisoners.
On March 21, the Basque government, on the proposal of the treatment council of the Basauri prison in Bizkaia, approved the third degree for prisoners. Juan Carlos Subijana And Joseba Borde.
As Sare explained at a press conference, the Public Prosecution Service of the National Court has stated has filed an appeal this Wednesday, March 27, went against this decision and both prisoners re-entered the prison that same day second grade.
In both cases, this is the third time that the public prosecutor’s office has appealed against the decisions of professionals from penitentiary centers and the Basque government.
Joseba Borde, 65, was convicted of three murders, carrying a total of 200 years in prison, with a maximum of 30 years.
According to Sare, he will serve his full 30-year sentence in November this year and has enjoyed more than 20 scheduled departures and nine regular permits and duties at the correctional center.
The other inmate affected is Juan Carlos Subijana, 59, convicted of gathering information to kill prison officer Máximo Casado on October 22, 2000.
According to Sare, he has served 23 years of a 28-year sentence, participated in thirteen scheduled departures and approximately twenty regular permits.
Sare criticized in the memorandum that “we are dealing with a Justice Department that has become the legal weapon of the extreme political right in these cases. They will do everything possible and impossible to prevent the application of normal prison policies and the path of return home of these prisoners.
In turn, it urges the Basque government to “propose again an increase in rank to the prisoners whose conditional or semi-freedom continues to block the National Court.”
Source: EITB
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