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17/11/2008
ETA Member To Fight Extradition
A convicted member of the Basque Separatist group ETA is to fight extradition proceedings for his return to Spain.
Inaki de Juana Chaos, who was believed to have been living at a Dublin address after his recent release from a Spanish prison, surrendered for arrest in Belfast where he is facing extradition to Spain to face terrorist related charges.
De Juana Chaos is understood to have moved to a west Belfast address when the Spanish Authorities issued a European Arrest Warrant to the PSNI for his arrest.
The ETA member is wanted for allegedly writing a letter encouraging the continuation of the armed struggle for an independent Basque state, which is a criminal offence in Spain.
Extradition proceedings against Inaki de Juana Chaos were launched before the Recorder's Court in Belfast, where he is expected to fight attempts to extradite him.
(DW)
Inaki de Juana Chaos, who was believed to have been living at a Dublin address after his recent release from a Spanish prison, surrendered for arrest in Belfast where he is facing extradition to Spain to face terrorist related charges.
De Juana Chaos is understood to have moved to a west Belfast address when the Spanish Authorities issued a European Arrest Warrant to the PSNI for his arrest.
The ETA member is wanted for allegedly writing a letter encouraging the continuation of the armed struggle for an independent Basque state, which is a criminal offence in Spain.
Extradition proceedings against Inaki de Juana Chaos were launched before the Recorder's Court in Belfast, where he is expected to fight attempts to extradite him.
(DW)
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