Workers looking for remains of Sololuze and Beltrán located bone at 17:00 pm on Sunday afternoon in the Egüés Valley. Members of the Ertzaintza Scientific Police Unit were stationed in the landfill and closed the area. In this unit, the DNA analysis of bone and its comparison with the DNA data of both operators is now in the hands of the company. The results are expected to be known in the coming days. Meanwhile, the search work in the area will continue, but with more precision and without the presence of heavy machinery.

The Basque Government’s Deputy Security Advisor, Josu Zubiaga, and the Director of Natural Heritage and Climate Change, Aitor Zulueta, appeared at 20:15 hours. The finding has been confirmed and it has been confirmed that a person's bone has been located. They have explained that the bone was surrounded by a piece of cloth and that it has appeared around the place where the two workers were at the time of the detachment, but 23 meters deep. In the same vein, they have indicated that the search work is yielding results and have asked the families for "a little patience".

Six months of the disaster

On 6 February last, the landfill of Eizaga de Zaldibar Alberto Sololuze and Joaquín Beltrán, which ended their life, took off. It has been more than six months since then. The Luizia run-up, which caused a government crisis, highlighted the irregularities and illegal activities of the landfill years in the coming days and weeks, questioning the observation work and responsibilities of the Basque Government. The Government ' s management after the collapse, for its part, sparked a great deal of debate and mobilization. On 21 July, the Ertzaintza arrested those responsible for the Zaldibar landfill. The police operation generated controversy, as the judge did not order the arrest of the alleged eta member. The Zaldibar Argitu platform, created as a result of the event, continues to demand transparency and political accountability.