The Zumarraga prisoner was in the third grade in the Penitentiary since Monday last week due to the decision of the Penitentiary Surveillance Board of Zaballa, but the public prosecutor of the National Court resorted to the decision and yesterday, on Monday, he had to return to the prison.
The office of the public prosecutor of the National Court has withdrawn the third grade granted by the Basque government to the prisoner of the missing ETA, Xabier Zabalo, who has been a penalty of 30 years. The prisoner of Zumarraga was since Monday last week through the decision of the Penitentiary Surveillance Board of Zaballa. But the office of the public prosecutor of the national court has made his decision and Zabalo has been imprisoned again.
In a statement, Sare pointed out: “After a year we were again for one Grade regression“This is how he asked:” Again “, what is the use of an appeal to Madrid, the decision made by the Junt van La Ccel and his professionals.
“Based on the fact that the decision is made to use the professionals of the center as favorable and that also implies Xabier’s prison sentence due to immediate procedure?”
Xabier Zabalo, who has been a prison sentence of 30 years, will serve three -celebrated his conviction in October 2025. Since Sare they have emphasized that “Xabier has met all the requirements to gain access to the third degree because he participated in planned output and enjoyed prison permits.” In this context, and “after normal legislation, it should have gained access to the third degree earlier, and without a regression,” they have marked.
That is why they have called Van Sare to participate in the mobilization that they organized next Friday, March 7 at 8:00 pm in the Areizaga-Kalebarren Plaza de Urretxu to be able to denounce that “Exceptional decisions generate exceptional situations“
Source: EITB
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