A Judicial Decision Will Recognize the "Brutal Repression" Suffered by the Victims of March 3, 1976 in Vitoria
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The investigation concerns the events of Vitoria, a few months after Franco's death.
It relies on the Democratic Memory Act as a “tool for restorative justice”
The Public Prosecutor's Office promotes a procedure of voluntary jurisdiction, a formula for investigating and establishing facts in the heat of the Democratic Memory ActThe “confidential” documents of the massacre of March 3, 1976 in Vitoria: “The strike will be repressed with all rigor” A judicial declaration promoted by the Prosecutor's Office of Álava will recognize the “brutal repression” exercised by the Armed Police in Vitoria on March 3,…
The Álava Public Prosecutor's Office and the Human Rights and Democratic Memory Unit of the Spanish Attorney General's Office intend to handle the case using voluntary jurisdiction.
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noticiasdegipuzkoa.eusThe Provincial Prosecutor’s Office of Álava, in coordination with the Human Rights and Democratic Memory Unit of the State Attorney General’s Office, has today submitted a letter promoting a procedure of voluntary jurisdiction for the judicial declaration of events passed by the so-called “Masacre of Vitoria” of 1976. Due to its importance, the Prosecutor’s Office’s proceedings have been undertaken by the Chief Prosecutor, who has collected enor…
The Provincial Prosecutor's Office of Araba, in coordination with the Human Rights and Democratic Memory Unit of the Spanish State Attorney General's Office,...
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