The National Court of Spain has reopened an investigation into the attack suffered by a councillor of the People's Party in San Sebastián in 1995, linking several leaders of a terrorist organization. Among those being investigated is an individual singled out for his possible involvement in the attack, which left an indelible mark on Spanish society. This action forms part of an effort to solve unsolved crimes and bring justice to the victims of terrorism, a reiterated commitment by the judicial authorities.
The case is part of a series of investigations reopened in recent years, reflecting a renewed focus on historical crimes that could involve senior officials of the organization. The new evidence and testimonies have facilitated this process, and the authorities have expressed their firm determination to carry out an exhaustive review of the facts. The investigation not only seeks justice, but also seeks to close wounds that have been open for decades, offering answers to the families of the victims.
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