US EditionFour Pro-Independence Activists From the U14 Collective Arrested in the French Basque Country
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The French police have released the four members arrested in connection with the U14 collective. According to the prosecutor, they have been released without charge and will not...
The Bayonne prosecutor accuses them of making death threats or threats of harm against the police. About two hundred people gathered in front of the Gendarmerie in Kambo for an hour, and were released in the evening, before seven.
This morning, the Gendarmerie arrested four members of the U14 group. According to Euskal Irratiak, the brothers Xumai and Ekhi Gorostiaga are the ones who...
French gendarmerie arrested four pro-independence activists from the U14 group in Hendaye and Larresoro on Tuesday as part of an investigation into the protests of July 14. This day, a national holiday in France, was chosen by the group (which takes its name, Uztailak 14, from the date) to carry out various protests in the French Basque Country (Iparralde).
The U14 independence movement announces that four of its militants were arrested this morning on January 6.
The French Gendarmerie arrested four people this morning in two operations in Larresoro and Hendaye (Lapurdi), but they have since been released. The four are members of the U14 collective, and, as Mariel Garrigos, the Bayonne prosecutor, confirmed to BERRIA, they were arrested in connection with the mobilization that took place in Espelette (Lapurdi) on July 14 last year. On that day, the U14 collective held a demonstration to denounce the "opp…
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