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Prosecutor Requests 30 Years in Prison for Five Former ETA Chiefs for Ordering the Murder of Gregorio Ordonez

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The Public Prosecutor’s Office maintains that the leadership elected the PP leader as the first objective of its strategy of “socialization of suffering”

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The Public Prosecutor’s Office maintains that the leadership elected the PP leader as the first objective of its strategy of “socialization of suffering”

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The Public Prosecutor's Office proposes to hear in the trial two etarras who testified as protected witnesses against the former dome of the terrorist gang

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attributes to the five accused the decision, adopted "in a collegial and consensual manner" in December 1994 to assassinate the then deputy mayor of the PP in San Sebastián

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He contends that the then Etarra dome "selected the target" and gave the order to "command Donosti" to assassinate the then PP councillor in San Sebastián

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The prosecution accuses 'Iñaki de Rentería', 'Antza', 'Kantauri', 'Isuntza' and 'Pototo', who led the terrorist gang in the post-Bidart stage.More information: Consuelo Ordñez denounces the semi-liberty of his brother's killer: "He is one more among the 100 already on the street"

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The Public Prosecutor's Office of the National High Court has requested a 30-year prison sentence for five former heads of the terrorist organization ETA for joining the executive committee of the gang that "made the decision" to assassinate the PP councillor in San Sebastián Gregorio Ordoñez on 23 January 1995.

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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