forgive is divine
Santiago González
Produce an unpleasant feeling to learn that the terrorist Valentin Lasarte will be transferred to the prison in Nanclares on days like these, as equidistant between the anniversaries of their victims. Eight days ago were met 16 years for the murder of Gregorio Ordóñez. Sunday will mark 15 of the fatal attack against Fernando Mugica.
us understand. The policy of dispersal and isolation of prisoners was launched by Enrique Mugica Herzog when he was Minister of Justice. Aimed to break the cohesion of the terrorist in front of makos and separate 'hard' of the 'soft', to put it in conventional language. I do not think, moreover, that the victims of terrorism should be the ones to define and manage the prison policy.
do believe, however, that the Government should maintain adequately informed victims of any favoritism that affects the perpetrators of their relatives, but there is something which is an unbearable contradiction in this matter. The inmate Lasarte, which violated the guideline prohibiting ETA prisoners who filed their prison, has signed the 'letter', a form with the four points required for Internal approach: reject violence, to apologize to the victims, to address compensation and cooperate with the Justice.
Oh, sorry, what a great issue with aromas of sacristy and confessional, but the social pleasure, replacing the pain of contrition and perhaps to do penance for an administrative procedure that solves Prisons.
not know how you see the head of the Department, but it seems to go too far the idea of \u200b\u200bthe single that murderers can arrange to Interior forgiveness of their victims, without their being informed of the fact. Sight.
I have understood that Valentin Lasarte has not written any letter to Mapi de las Heras or their children, to Ana Iribarren or relatives Olarte, Mariano de Juan, José Antonio Alfonso Morcillo and Santamaria, a letter plan: I hate what the weight of my crimes be a position of consciousness while living, rather, in short, that could be taken as any indication of repentance. There is more pride of race. His father had always considered himself "very proud of him, because he was a very nice guy ... He will have his ideas and know what he's done, if it has, of course."
not the Home Office has made contact with those victims whose pardon processed to inform them of anything. What if the issue as solventáramos in a reality show? An exciting face-off between a victim and executioner, that he apologize publicly, and forgive that, of course, unless you want to pounce on the wrath of the respectable, always so fond of the 'happy end'. This is the start of 'Five minutes of glory', interesting Irish film by Oliver Hirschbiegel. What a great subject for José Javier Vazquez can keep up with all property the title to your 'Save me de luxe', for when the 'stardust' by Belén Esteban fall on viewers like flakes of ash.