Ekaitz Ezkerra, the last prisoner of the Donostia Popular Wall, is released from prison
- Last Sunday, 7 April, Donostian political prisoner Ekaitz Ezkerra was released from prison after serving a six-year sentence to which he was convicted. Ezkerra was arrested on April 30, 2013, in Askegunea de Donostia-San Sebastián, accused of integration into the illegalized organization Segi. The last to leave those arrested and imprisoned at that time was Ezkerra, who has been concentrated.
Oier Lorente, Mikel Arretxe, Ekaitz Ibero, Egoi Alberdi and Aitor Olaizola were arrested in Donostia-San Sebastián together with Ezkerra in April 2013. The popular wall, organized by hundreds of young people to defend the freedom of these young people, left memorable images that would then be repeated in other locations (Ondarroa, Azpeitia, Iruñea, Gasteiz..). In addition to these six young people, Nahikari Otaegi and Imanol Vicente were also convicted in the same sentence.
Family members and friends received Ekaitz Ezkerra in screams and demands for the freedom of Basque political prisoners, first in Burgos prison and later in Astigarraga.
On April 30, 2013, within the Donostia Popular Wall, the last 20 minutes:
Jar gaitezen 2025erako proposamen politiko gisa, Espainiako Auzitegi Kolonialaren (AN) epai guztiak berrikusten hasteko eta makila bakoitzak bere belari eusteko.
Unionismoarekin lerrokatutako alderdi, sindikatu eta gizarte-erakunde gehienek, eta ez bakarrik horrela... [+]
Next Saturday, 11 January, the Sare citizens' network called for a new demonstration in Bilbao in defence of the rights of Basque prisoners. This is a unique opportunity to move forward on the path of coexistence in our people, after decades of violent confrontation and, even... [+]
Hatortxu Rock jaialdiko 29. edizioa egingo da larunbatean Atarrabian. Sarrerak jada agortuta daude, baina txandak osatzeko laguntza behar da oraindik.
What surprised you the most when you left jail? I've been asked many times in the last year and a half.
See that the streets of Bilbao are full of tourists and dogs with two legs, for example? Or the changes in the political situation? The first one has tired me and annoyed me... [+]
