Victims’ association Covite, led by Consuelo Ordoñez, center, held a tribute demonstration on Wednesday in San Sebastian, Spain, calling for justice as Basque militant group ETA said it had dissolved. Victims’ association Covite, led by Consuelo Ordoñez, center, held a tribute demonstration on Wednesday in San Sebastian, Spain, calling for justice as Basque militant group ETA said it had dissolved. Photo: Alvaro Barrientos/Associated PressSAN SEBASTIÁN, Spain—The Basque militant group ETA said it has dissolved, bringing a formal end to half a century of assassinations and violence and leaving victims pressing for the investigation of hundreds of unsolved crimes. “ETA members didn’t get anything when they stopped killing and they’re not going to get anything for announcing what they call dissolution,” he said in televised remarks. They also want the hundreds of ETA members still in jails across Spain and France to collaborate with prosecutors to solve those unsolved crimes.

Source: Wall Street Journal May 02, 2018 20:26 UTC