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LABOURERS CONDEMNS ATTACK BLACK FREE OF BILBAO.
Madrid, 09/10/2007. movement Free Black Pawns strongly condemns the attack that took place today in the center of Bilbao, which has been hurt Gabriel Ginés guard who works in the protection of PES Galdácano mayor Juan Carlos Domingo Galindez.
We want to send a message of support and solidarity with Gabriel Gines and all the escorts who work to protect citizens threatened by ETA. We recognize the selfless work of hundreds of guards who carry out their professional activity in the Basque Country and Navarra, while we regret the lack of freedom that makes your commendable work is needed.
The only possible way to defeat those who have tried to assassinate our compatriot Gabriel Ginés, and they have succeeded with so many innocent people for decades, is the policing and social isolation and proscription of organizations and political parties that support them. Free Black Pawns shows its support for the police force responsible for combating terrorism and prosecutors, judges and magistrates, encouraging them to apply the law without regard to compromise and political interests. We also call upon all branches of government to renounce definitively to the political negotiations with the criminals, only serves to legitimize and encourage their rearmament and its presence in society.
Black Pawns, true to our commitment to all 11 of each month, we focus on more than 20 cities across Spain to condemn this attack, remember the victims of terrorism and calling for the truth of the M11. We invite all citizens to participate in these concentrations more information on concentrations in: -----------------
http://www.peonesnegroslibres.com/11decadames.html ---------------
The tribute.
Day 12 is the national holiday, but mostly it is the celebration of the coming of the Mother of Jesus Zaragoza. That
Our Lady of Pilar help us to do, together, in Spain a great nation, prosperous, just, peaceful and free.
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LABOURERS CONDEMNS ATTACK BLACK FREE OF BILBAO.
Madrid, 09/10/2007. movement Free Black Pawns strongly condemns the attack that took place today in the center of Bilbao, which has been hurt Gabriel Ginés guard who works in the protection of PES Galdácano mayor Juan Carlos Domingo Galindez.
We want to send a message of support and solidarity with Gabriel Gines and all the escorts who work to protect citizens threatened by ETA. We recognize the selfless work of hundreds of guards who carry out their professional activity in the Basque Country and Navarra, while we regret the lack of freedom that makes your commendable work is needed.
The only possible way to defeat those who have tried to assassinate our compatriot Gabriel Ginés, and they have succeeded with so many innocent people for decades, is the policing and social isolation and proscription of organizations and political parties that support them. Free Black Pawns shows its support for the police force responsible for combating terrorism and prosecutors, judges and magistrates, encouraging them to apply the law without regard to compromise and political interests. We also call upon all branches of government to renounce definitively to the political negotiations with the criminals, only serves to legitimize and encourage their rearmament and its presence in society.
Black Pawns, true to our commitment to all 11 of each month, we focus on more than 20 cities across Spain to condemn this attack, remember the victims of terrorism and calling for the truth of the M11. We invite all citizens to participate in these concentrations more information on concentrations in: -----------------
http://www.peonesnegroslibres.com/11decadames.html ---------------
The tribute.
Day 12 is the national holiday, but mostly it is the celebration of the coming of the Mother of Jesus Zaragoza. That
Our Lady of Pilar help us to do, together, in Spain a great nation, prosperous, just, peaceful and free.
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