The Minister of Justice and Immigration Policy of the Government of Navarre explained in Euskadi Irratia that the executive, on the other hand, will continue to try to get the Catholic Church to participate in the Commission for the Recognition of Sexual Offenses.
Euskaraz irakurri: Eduardo Santos Kuriako istiluez: “Udal korporazioa guztion orderzkaritza da eta ezin da halakorik onartu”
In an interview in Euskadi Irratia, the Minister for Migration Policy and Justice of the Government of Navarre, Edward Santoshas considered “damn” what happened in the curie street. And it is that, in his opinion, “the municipal company is a representation of everyone and this kind of action cannot be allowed.” He has stressed that the details are in the hands of the judges and regarding the jailing of the man who broke the nose of a municipal police, he has said that he “respects” the judge’s decision and that we will have to wait for the trial to know the details of what happened and the responsibilities of each.
When asked about the Democratic Memory Law, Santos denounced the “disastrous” stance of the right and its “negative stance” on history; has accused him of using this law to “shake up ghosts from the past”. Also, according to him, it is the right itself that EH gives Bildu a media field, making it more important than it has in itself.
About the possibility that the Ezkaba Fortress becomes a space of remembrance, Santos is not sure if the initiative will be well received by all Navarrese citizens. In any case, he emphasized that the Ezkaba fortress is in “very bad condition” and that, as memorial societies claim, if you want to reform it, money will be needed. In that sense, he has shown that he does not know who is going to bet that money, how much or when, so he does not take this reform for granted. “That’s a movement that has to take place between governments,” something he doesn’t know, he explained.
Counsel explained that, after the parliamentary approval of the Sexual Crime Victims Actthe Executive will continue to try to ensure that the Catholic Church to participate in the Commission for the Recognition of Sexual Offenses, despite the fact that it has so far refused. Santos acknowledges that his participation may be the key to completing the victims’ files.
He also spoke about the progress made by the government of Navarre in the field of restorative justice, a cause that seeks to professionalize and consolidate the executive branch to include a restorative vision in all conflicts. This approach, according to Santos, will be important “not only for reintegration, but also for crime prevention and to spread another culture of peace in society.”
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