They appreciate the recognition, but they reject that “it’s too late” and ask the Spanish government to “tell what you know” to “end the impunity” of the authors of the murders.
His family members thanked recognition as victims of the four deceased person for shots of the Spanish National Police on March 22, 1984 in Pasiaia (Gipuzkoa), although they have exposed that justice has not yet been done. That is why they have considered it essential to change the law of official secrets to know “who, why and on behalf of who” were killed and put an end to the impunity of the murderers.
As announced this week, the Basque Government Valuation Commission has drawn up a report in which the OM requests recognition as victims of human rights violations in the context of political motivation violence to the members of the anti -capitalist autonomous orders Dionisio Aizpuru, Rafael the Lasan and Jeri Isari and Jii Iri Isari and Jii Iri Isari, and Jari Isari Isart, and Jii Iri Isi. Families appeared in Azpeitia (Gipuzkoa) this Wednesday to appreciate the news. They are satisfied with recognition, but regret that it is late.
“Now they have officially acknowledged that they are victims of the repression of the Spanish state,” said Pello Aizpuru, brother of Dionisio Aizpuru. In any case, he said they will continue to ask for “justice” and that they will “exhaust all roads” in the courts for this. It is also not going to go to international courts.
Carlos Deas expressed the Rafael Delas on the same line. He said that “this recognition is too late” and reminded the parents of the victims: “None of them was able to live the official recognition that their children were brutally murdered.” He has also asked the Spanish government to say what he knows’ with the amendment of the law in official secrecy.
During all these years they have been critical of the treatment that the Basque government has received.
“Extrajudicial Implementation”
This Saturday, 41 years have passed the four members of the anti -capitalist autonomous orders since dozens of police officers. The report prepared by the Basque Government Assessment Commission concludes that it is “an extrajudicial implementation”.
“The autopsies are there: the lack of evidence to determine the use of weapons by the four young people, the blatant contradictions in the official story and the testimonials and perceive data that objectively question them; the repeated maneuvers of the police authorities to delay the required information in the identity and the identity in the trial in the trial in the trial in the trial in the trial in the trial in the trial and the identity in the trial in the trial in the trial in the trial and the identity in the trial in the trial and the identity in the trial in the trial and the identity in the trial and the identity in the trial and the identity in the trial and the identity in the process and the identity in the process and the identity of the identity in the process and the identity of the identity in the process and the identity of the identityity in the process and the identity of the identityity in the process and the identity of the identityity. and/or participation in the factors.
This was also expressed by Javier Izura, brother of José María Izura, who emphasized that it was acknowledged that there was no confrontation, and “that there were four executions.”
Source: EITB
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