Sare has congratulated himself with the resolution of the National Court, but has regretted the “slow” with which the law was approved in October.
The prisoner of the missing Eta Balbino Saenz Olaarra Freedom stayed next Friday After the National Court has accepted its appeal and the Law on criminal background exchange, approved in OctoberIt ended with the double calculation of convictions fulfilled abroad.
The National Court estimated the appeal of the prisoner and has discussed the prison sentence that he fulfilled in France after his arrest in 2002, so he extended his sentence that would have ended in 2029 with the previous regulation, the buses of support for the Sare and Etxerat prisoners.
The prisoner was In the third grade Penitentiary And he does not have to return to the Donostiarra prison in Martute, in which he looked his sentence.
This law is the Transposition of a European directive And it was approved with the voices of all parties, although it contained a change, introduced by adding that an article and the additional provision suppressed that previously prevented the members of the disappeared organization condemned the fines they filled in France.
The approval of the law caused an important political controversy, although it had received the voices from all parties, although the PP did not notice that the amendment the exception ETA prisoners met that.
From the entry into force of the law, prisoners of the dissolved armed organization, such as the rest of the prisoners, can deduct from the maximum limit of fulfilling their penalties in prison years filled in France.
Sare He congratulated himself with the resolution of the national court, but has confused the “slow” concerning with which he is applied to the law approved in October. Sare has remembered that there are 52 Basque prisoners in anticipation that penalties will be shortened in the application of these regulations.
“This deliberate slowness At the National Court in the application of this law, this implies a violation of rights by force a considerable number of prisoners to fulfill more time for the deprivation of freedom than the fine imposed by the courts, “Sare said.
Source: EITB
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