Spanish High Court rules seizure of "herrikos" inadmissible
12/12/2007
A Spanish court that outlawed the Basque left-wing party Batasuna in 2003 and is enforcing the sentence said on Wednesday the seizure of Batasuna's bars is inadmissible "at this moment."
Spanish Supreme Court. Photo: EFE
Spain's Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday not to order the seizure of the bars belonging to the outlawed party Batasuna, a court statement said.
According to the statement, the ruling was supported by all the judges in the panel. The ruling said the seizure of Batasuna's bars is inadmissible "at this moment" but did not say whether in the near future it could be admissible.
Spain's Supreme Court outlawed Batasuna in 2003 on the grounds that it was part of the armed Basque group ETA, closing down its offices and bars and barring it from engaging in political activity.
Wednesday's ruling puts and end to the process that started last October 23, 2006 to probe into the links between Batasuna and the so-called herriko tabernas and ordered to make an inventory of the assets of the "herriko tabernas."
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AXJ- New Political Party reports big problems in Spain
AXJ- New Political Party reports big problems in Spain:
Apparently the new centrist party AXJ of Spain is reporting that the Monarchy in Spain is having many difficulties justifying their activities in Spain. King Juan Carlos is looking into all the complaints of abuse of power within his area of control.
The Basque Terrorists ETA have stopped negotiating with the Zapatero Government and have resumed their criminal activities and have recently killed 2 young Guardia Civil members.
Social unrest protesting uncontrolled inflation and the rise in the cost of living in Spain is taking a toll on the PSOE Government and the FEMINAZI women in power are not helping matters any.
Apparently the women favoring a pro-woman rights form of Government have passed laws discriminating men and in cases of domestic violence imprison men without due process. Currently in Spain there are over 2,000 men imprison on charges of domestic violence which have yet to go to trail.
There is no Jury System of Justice in Spain and a female Judge can sentence a man to over two (2) years imprisonment based only on heresay of the wife, ex-wife, or ex-companion. This is becoming critical in Spain since many of these men must be released from Spanish Jails and have sworn vengeance. There have already been over 100 deaths in Spain and rising.
The newly created political party Asociaciones y Acciones por la Justicia (AXJ), is proposing deep reforms to the Spanish Public Administration, starting with the Administration of Justice, and making Public Servants and Judges all accountable to the Spanish People using the Trial by Jury System used in the United States of America (USA).
The Socialist Government (PSOE) and primary opposition party el Partido Popular (PP) have already expressed their disapproval of AXJ plan because it would mean making the over 1 million civil servants in Spain accountable to the People of Spain. As a result the Spanish Media has strict orders to boicott AXJ in the upcoming general elections in Spain. As a matter of fact, Spanish Public Television TVE has specific orders from the Zapatero Government, "Not to interview anyone involved with AXJ".
AXJ has already received more than 61 million hits on one of their websites: www.accionporlajusticia.com and have received threats from all sectors of Spanish society.
AXJ is slowly getting support from Latin American countries, especially the opposition party in Venezuela which is considering naming their party AXJ-Venezuela.
For further details please contact your local AXJ representative.
Apparently the new centrist party AXJ of Spain is reporting that the Monarchy in Spain is having many difficulties justifying their activities in Spain. King Juan Carlos is looking into all the complaints of abuse of power within his area of control.
The Basque Terrorists ETA have stopped negotiating with the Zapatero Government and have resumed their criminal activities and have recently killed 2 young Guardia Civil members.
Social unrest protesting uncontrolled inflation and the rise in the cost of living in Spain is taking a toll on the PSOE Government and the FEMINAZI women in power are not helping matters any.
Apparently the women favoring a pro-woman rights form of Government have passed laws discriminating men and in cases of domestic violence imprison men without due process. Currently in Spain there are over 2,000 men imprison on charges of domestic violence which have yet to go to trail.
There is no Jury System of Justice in Spain and a female Judge can sentence a man to over two (2) years imprisonment based only on heresay of the wife, ex-wife, or ex-companion. This is becoming critical in Spain since many of these men must be released from Spanish Jails and have sworn vengeance. There have already been over 100 deaths in Spain and rising.
The newly created political party Asociaciones y Acciones por la Justicia (AXJ), is proposing deep reforms to the Spanish Public Administration, starting with the Administration of Justice, and making Public Servants and Judges all accountable to the Spanish People using the Trial by Jury System used in the United States of America (USA).
The Socialist Government (PSOE) and primary opposition party el Partido Popular (PP) have already expressed their disapproval of AXJ plan because it would mean making the over 1 million civil servants in Spain accountable to the People of Spain. As a result the Spanish Media has strict orders to boicott AXJ in the upcoming general elections in Spain. As a matter of fact, Spanish Public Television TVE has specific orders from the Zapatero Government, "Not to interview anyone involved with AXJ".
AXJ has already received more than 61 million hits on one of their websites: www.accionporlajusticia.com and have received threats from all sectors of Spanish society.
AXJ is slowly getting support from Latin American countries, especially the opposition party in Venezuela which is considering naming their party AXJ-Venezuela.
For further details please contact your local AXJ representative.
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