Basque terrorists burst on to the Spanish election campaign stage yesterday by killing a former Socialist town councillor in the Basque country, only two days before Spaniards were due to vote in a closely fought general election. Full Article at Financial Times
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No terrorist group should be recognised as the political representative of any part of society
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You all know what I think
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I think the attack may mobilise a sympathy vote for the Socialists, particularly among young voters
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Everyone knows what I think. Only the terrorists are to blame. The only option is to defeat them with the law. They should lose all hope of achieving their political objectives
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Together we will put an end to this scourge which has been attacking Spanish society for decades
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It was clear that ETA wanted to get someone during this campaign and it managed to do that today, probably because it managed to catch someone who was undefended and with no bodyguard
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ETA has killed a Socialist former councilman ... vile and cowardly act.
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We knew that ETA could still cause irreparable damage and pain to Spaniards ... Today they have added another victim to their long and ignominious list.
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They have once again killed a person and destroyed a family
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We should all stand by the family of Isaias Carrasco and remain united, united against Eta. The guilty ones are terrorists, Eta assassins, and the only option is to defeat them with the law, the security services and the unbreakable will of 45 million Spaniards.
SOURCE: The Independent
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