Abertzale groups organize an 'ongi etorri' for ETA member Ibai Aginaga after "standing firm against blackmail"

Ibai Aginaga Guinea

will receive a

, March 13, in Berango (Vizcaya) after serving

, according to the groups that organize this

.

Aginaga is part of the group of prisoners critical of the decision taken by the rest of his colleagues to avoid the

to facilitate the changes in grade that dozens of ETA members are requesting.

The tribute to Aginaga has been publicized both on social networks and with the distribution of anonymous pamphlets, it is the ones that are encouraged to

and maintain the acts of tribute.

The group of ETA prisoners aligned with Sortu announced

that they had asked their relatives and followers

with which they were entertained when they returned to their places of origin after serving prison.

A measured gesture within the fluid

, the citizen platform in support of

.

Refusing to receive an

became, as of this announcement, an argument for opting for prison benefits such as a change from second to third degree or even parole to serve the last years of the sentence.

Barely a month later, ETA member

was greeted in the streets of Pamplona's Casco Viejo with

, in an act organized by relatives and groups critical of Sortu's political strategy.

The Abertzale Left distanced itself from this reception without new public tributes having been produced in recent months.

Aginaga's followers consider him a

in the messages distributed to encourage participation in this

in which the support enjoyed by critics of Arnaldo Otegi's political leadership will also be measured.

The Villacisneros Foundation

has asked the Basque and Central Governments to ban this reception.

"A reception for a terrorist

typified as a crime in the Penal Code and in addition the laws of national and regional victims urge the powers of the State to avoid them," says this foundation in which former leaders of the Basque PP participate as

.

Last December, supporters of the nationalist left

firecrackers and lit flares from a bridge near the Basauri prison (Vizcaya) on Christmas Eve as a message of support for ETA member

, sentenced in 2012 to 21 years in prison as a member of the

.

Aginaga, a native of Berango (Vizcaya), was transferred to Basauri last August and is one of the prisoners who distanced himself from the EPPK and refuses to accept prison benefits.

Ibai Aguinaga Guinea was

for being part of a terrorist commando in Navarra.

In the police operation, the members of the National Police seized

from the Aginaga commando .

Since 1997 he had been arrested three times for more than twenty actions of urban terrorism.

In his short but intense criminal history, the one perpetrated on January 5, 1999 stands out, when he participated, along with 30 other hooded individuals, in the launch of 50 "Molotov cocktails" against the Civil Guard barracks in Getxo.

in the home of PSOE councilor Julio Eugenio Moro López

appears on April 9, 1999 .

A day later, on April 10, he allegedly places another explosive device in the home of another councilman, this time from the PP, Virgilio Méndez Medrano.

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