The Sanfermines of 2008 were beaten for a machista murder: Diego Yllanes murdered the young Nagore Laffage Casasola, who died after being shot on the shoulder. On the occasion of the eleventh anniversary of the terrible event, a number of people were present at the ceremony to pay tribute to Laffage, which took place this Monday at the Condestable Palace in Pamplona. 11 years of the murder of Nagore Laffage, under the slogan Justice and Reparation, family members, the Monday Lilas group, political representatives and so many other people have reminded the young woman of Irun.

The event was attended by Asun Casasola, the mother of Nagore Laffage Casasola, who has appeared before the media. In the idea that steps are being taken gradually, the need to go out into the street and continue fighting for equality was manifested: “It’s slow, I wish it was faster, but at least the victim of La Manada has had justice.” “We all have to change society so that women and men can go out into the street and enjoy,” he said.

Documentary on the Laffage case

Helena Taberna, director of the documentary Nagore on the murder of Laffage, also participated in the event. As he announced a week ago, in the first half of July you will be able to watch the film on the net in order to facilitate its public projection. The director explained that her objective is to promote reflection on the murder of Laffage and on the group rape of the sanfermines.