- Lehendakari, Iñigo Urkullu, said on Tuesday that he feels "much" what has happened to Nahuel Gómez. The Ertzaintza broke his jaw with a punch on the day of San Sebastian, when he was heading from his work to his home. She has answered questions from Naiz, but she has transferred responsibility for these facts to the citizens who, instead of putting them in the hands of the police officers, "harm public health".
Lehendakari, Iñigo Urkullu, said that "the police are acting against those who are against public health" in the latest interventions of the Ertzaintza.
As you can read, this newspaper has asked him about the young Nahuel Gómez, who was back from his work last Wednesday. A pelotazo shot by the Ertzaintza broke his jaw. "I'm sorry," said Urkullu, who hasn't long focused his attention in another direction: "I'm sorry if he's a victim of involuntary acts he's committed against public health," he added.
The Youth Assembly of the Old Party has denounced that municipal agents tried to arrest a young man on San Sebastian Day, “although some did not even know why they were stopping.” The relatives of the area tried to stop the arrest and requested the cooperation of the Ertzaintza in the operation. That day there was an altercation in which a mule of the Ertzaintza was recorded, recording, among other things, how he ordered "to shoot at a blow". In addition to arresting a number of young people, the comrade Nahuel Gómez Rodríguez was also wounded. He broke his jaw while heading to his work home, with a foam bullet on his face.
"I turned to see what was going on and giving a slide, the Ertzaintza bullet hit me in the face," said Nahuel Gómez, 24, in response to questions from Argia.