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The Story of Muñagorri, the Boy Who Was Torn up by an ETA Backpack: "I Had Just Left My Son in the IVI and Under My House I Met All Those People Shouting 'Gora ETA Militarra'"
On June 25, 1982, the terrorist gang left a backpack bomb in a Rentería square. It detonated just as Alberto Muñagorri, 10 years old, went to play football with his friends. He tore off his leg, blinded his eye and left him sequels for life. Ander Izagirre now reconstructs the story of the boy who became a symbol of violence in the Basque Country Read
On June 25, 1982, the terrorist gang left a backpack bomb in a Rentería square. It detonated just as Alberto Muñagorri, 10 years old, went to play football with his friends. He tore off his leg, blinded his eye and left him sequels for life. Ander Izagirre now reconstructs the story of the boy who became a symbol of violence in the Basque Country Read
In 1982, an ETA explosive in a backpack destroyed the body of a 10-year-old boy in Rentería. His black and white image marked a generation of Basques. Today, a book by Ander Izagirre tells his story, which is that of violence in Euskadi