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Spain: GAL investigation goes to court

01 September 1995

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Judge Garzon's report on the Anti-terrorist Liberation Group (GAL), who were responsible for over 20 murders, has been passed to the Supreme Court. They will continue the proceedings and decide whether to pass them to Parliament. Garzon's investigation considered accusations against the Spanish President Felipe Gonzales, former Defence Minister Narcis Serra and ex-Minister of Interior Jose Barrionuevo as well as the Socialist leader Txiki Benegas. In all, there are fourteen people named in the judge's summary. (see Statewatch Vol. 5 no. 4) Kontrola Kontrolpean, Donostia, Euskadi (Spain)

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