Next February 6 will mark 28 years since the murder of the socialist leader Fernando M\u00fagica Herzog by the terrorist group ETA.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe heirs of criminals try to cover up that past\u201d<\/big><\/p>\n This Saturday, Rub\u00e9n M\u00fagica, son of Fernando<\/strong>, has published a letter addressed to his father<\/a>. In it he states: \"it must make everyone blush that young Spaniards almost today do not know that in Spain, until a few years ago, a terrorist organization conspired against democracy and murdered those who defended it<\/strong>.\"<\/em> M\u00fagica adds:<\/p>\n \"Meanwhile, the heirs of criminals try to cover up that past<\/strong> by stepping on official carpets. I do not embellish myself in words or hide who I am referring to: I am referring to Bildu.<\/strong> We must call to things by their name and to impostors by what they are; this also applies to those who give away mayoralties, like that of Pamplona, and then hide their heads.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n This last statement by Rub\u00e9n M\u00fagica is a reference to the decision of the Socialist Party (PSOE) to give the mayor's office of Pamplona to Bildu<\/a>, which has not condemned any of the ETA's crimes<\/strong>, including the murders of 27 people, including a child, in that city.<\/p>\n The betrayal of the PSOE to the victims of unsolved ETA crimes<\/big><\/p>\n In relation to ETA's unsolved crimes, M\u00fagica writes:<\/p>\n \"However, my family must feel lucky: the law fell on the criminals, with names and surnames. But there are almost four hundred Spanish families who do not know everything about the murderers of their own: they do not know who shot them<\/strong> , who planted the explosives, who ordered each crime, who organized it. Spanish society must support these families and the State must intervene, exhausting the investigations until it finds those responsible<\/strong>, or at least try to. \"Let the last be files lost on shelves and hallways of the national audience.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Regarding these crimes, it is worth remembering that in March 2022 the PSOE voted against<\/a> the EU investigating these murders as crimes against humanity<\/strong>, a measure that would prevent these crimes from statute-barring and their perpetrators from going unpunished. A few months later, the PSOE voted against both PP and Vox initiatives<\/a> to investigate the leaders of ETA and search for the escaped terrorists<\/strong>, an infamous position with which S\u00e1nchez's party ignored resolutions approved by the European Union. It is a covert amnesty for ETA.<\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cThe Socialist Party and its general secretary, Pedro S\u00e1nchez, make an agreement with the criminals\u201d<\/big><\/p>\n
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