The Ertzaintza attacks the strikers of Tubacex before the courts of Amurrio
- On Thursday, the Ertzaintza arrested at least one Tubacex worker in Amurrio and wounded others when they came to show solidarity with colleagues who had to testify before the judge for taking part in a piquet.
On Thursday, several Tubacex workers were summoned to testify for participating in a picket on March 25, at Donostia Hospital. Colleagues who have been on strike and fighting at the factory for a long time have approached the Amurrio court to show their solidarity.
The tension has increased when the Ertzaintza tried to drive them out before trial - the workers have explained that there were no obstacles in a protest similar to the one they held in May in the same place. Aiaraldea.eus explained that the arrival of the Mobile Brigade of the Ertzaintza has been launched three times with its batons against the workers. In the images you can also see the agents kicking for several hours.
One of the workers has been arrested and several have been injured by the attacks, how many of them have had to be treated in an outpatient clinic near the site.
Following the arrest of a worker of the company Tubacex, more agents from the Mobile Brigade of the Ertzaintza have appeared before the Amurrio Court. They were launched again. Here are the images of the last load. pic.twitter.com/8l1cZ5uPiE
— Aiaraldea.eus (@aiaraldea) June 17, 2021
It enforces the PNV and its armed arm to the workers.
Never forget it.#TubacexBorroka#aiaraldeaborrokan pic.twitter.com/GpUed8Bmu5
— Sortu Aiaraldea (@SortuAiaraldea) June 17, 2021
I found the old news on the LIGHT ephemeris channel: On April 23, 1918, Irish workers went on a general strike in I. Against forced recruitment for World War II. Thanks to the response of the workers and independence supporters, Britain was forced to retreat.
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