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Itxassou: an Investigation Opened for "Apology of Terrorism" After a Fresco in Homage Txomin Olhagaray, Member of Iparretarrak

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Bayonne Public Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation after the prefect of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques reported a mural in memory of Txomin Olhagaray, an activist of the armed organisation Iparretarrak

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The prefect of the department reported after the inauguration on Sunday in Itxassou of a mural made in honour of Txomin Olhagaray, a member of the armed organization Iparretarrak, who died in the explosion of his bomb in 1980.

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Bayonne Public Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation after the prefect of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques reported a mural in memory of Txomin Olhagaray, an activist of the armed organisation Iparretarrak

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An investigation for "apology of terrorism" was opened following the prefect's report, denouncing the fresco opened during the holidays of Itxassou. An investigation for "apology of terrorism" was carried out.

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Among the many images unveiled in the Sanoki room on Sunday was an image of the coastal activist Txomin Olhagarai from the IK. The new prefect has asked the mayor to remove it and report it to the courts.

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argia.eus broke the news on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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