The prosecutor, endorsing the thesis of the Civil Guard, defends that what happened in the Koxka bar was an act of terrorism and therefore reiterates the petitions between 12 and 62 years. "If we don't consider this terrorism, we will go back 20 years, to the times when Segi and Segi did what they wanted on the street," he added. Perals reiterates that the Go From campaign is dictated by ETA and that not only the defendants, but also the mayor of Altsasu –Javier Ollo Martínez de Geroa Bai– is part of this strategy when he uses terms such as "political conflict".
The two-week trial at the Spanish National Court will continue next Thursday.
Bel Pozueta, mother of Adur Ramírez de Alda and elephant of the families, says that "they fear for the lives of our children." These are statements to the media outside the court on Thursday afternoon. "The simple confrontation in a bar has tried to link to the proclamation of Get Out of Here and from there, entering under the theory of "everything is AND" so that we can punish our children."
Bel Pozueta, mother of Adur, declarations made at the door of the National Audience. His words are from all of us. #Altsasu #Alsasua pic.twitter.com/1dEgkOny2a
— Altsasu Parents (@Altsasugurasos) April 26, 2018
"The charge passes through the three suspects and does not recognize them. I'm also going to take care of Iñaki and put a hand on him, but he's not going to tell the person he's been agreeing with." This is easily incubatable. #AltsasuLibre #Altsasu pic.twitter.com/LKC5etAqlN
— Altsasu Parents (@Altsasugurasos) April 26, 2018