On 22 March 1984, in Pasaia Bay, they were shot dead by the National Police Pedro Mari Isart, Rafael Delas, José Mari Izura and Dioni Aizpuru, members of the Anti-capitalist Autonomous Command. On the occasion of the 38th anniversary of the massacre, they recalled the deaths at the event organized by the Sarraskia Argitu platform in Pasaia, around the monolith located behind the Casa Torre Enparan. Among others, Peio Aizpuru and Pilar Arbelaitz, brother of the late Dioni Aizpuru, and Arantxa Isarte, sister of Pedro Mari Isart, participated.

However, the central act of tribute has been retained for 26 March. On Saturday they will again remember the deaths in Azpeitia, from 19:00 pm, in the Market Square. Besides the relatives of Isart, delas, Izura and Aizpuru, the bertsolari Jon Maia and the writer Joseba Sarrionandia, among others, will participate in the meeting.

Request for clarification of facts and claims against torture

Alongside the memory, the demands will also be accommodated. "The central demand will be to clarify the Pasaia massacre along with the cry against torture," the organizers of the march announced. For years, the demand to investigate this trap has been on the table, but "despite the testimonies that witnessed the killings and many other evidence, there has not yet been truth, justice, reparation or official recognition of the case. Family and friends continue to work to clarify the case."

On the other hand, as the organizers have stressed, "torture was an essential element in committing the Pasaia massacre". In fact, "Pedro Mari Isarte decided to flee to Iparralde in order not to spend more time on the suffering of torture." And on the other hand, the torture at the Oriotarra Rosa Jimeno allowed the police to organize the Pasaia trap. Jimeno was kidnapped by the National Police on 18 March 1984 in Donostia-San Sebastián, and was tortured until he was quoted as Dionisio Aizpuru.