Rearming justice and coexistence
- It seems that much of society, the majority of political parties and many social groups have valued ETA’s disarmament as positive and the great opportunity to move forward.
It was essential, we were entitled to it and it has arrived, it is coming since 2011.
What changes the ETA decision? Within ETA, I do not know whether anything new is going to happen – I say in the background. After all, the communiqué on disarmament states that the weapons were collected by Euskal Herria and that they have been left in the hands of Euskal Herria. Well, to begin with, most people have never asked for this, and weapons, fortunately, are not in the hands of this society, because we don't need them.
I would say that in other areas, not only do we have to wait for changes, but we have to demand them. As we have demanded from ETA that it renounce violence and that it disappear from our lives. This important step must serve to work and rearm justice and coexistence.
I would say that in other areas, not only do we have to wait for changes, but we have to demand them. As we have demanded from ETA that it renounce violence and that it disappear from our lives. This important step must serve to work and rearm justice and coexistence.
Why should justice be replenished? ETA’s activity has left great suffering and suffering, all unjust and will never be healed. The State has also left unjust sufferings in responding to ETA’s violence and are still happening.
It is difficult to say what real justice is, but this society knows something about it: remembering injustices and, as far as possible, ending and alleviating suffering. These are the foundations of this rearmament. So far, initiatives have been taken in favour of this: The victims of ETA have the political and social recognition of the injustice they have suffered. But not everything ends there: there are still many murders to investigate and clarify. It would be good to maintain it, although in ordinary justice it could not have been because the crimes have been prescribed, and it would be good to reiterate that it should never have happened that way.
The unjust suffering caused by the State must be treated in the same way. The State has resorted to terrorism, distorted the law in establishing exceptional measures, and is not complying with its own prison legislation. This too is unfair and we must put an end to it as soon as possible and alleviate and alleviate all the pains. Here are the most serious problems and obstacles. But that is the rearmament of justice.
Our coexistence has also been broken for a long time. I have every confidence in our society. We are working very hard, people to people, through different initiatives, and we are getting there.
Justice and coexistence are weapons of the future.
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