La Pelota vasca. La piel contra la piedra
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The only thing I can do
is offer him this support,

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go and visit him.
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He said: "Then I'm going
to kill them", and I told him:

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"Thinking someone is bad
is no reason to kill him.

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You could be wrong".
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40 minutes in a little cubicle,
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where you can't hear anything,
you aren't comfortable.

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He never asked me how
he was killed. A friend told him.

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She said that they'd put a bomb
in his father's car.

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He always thought
that they'd shot him.

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Secretary General
of the Euskadi Socialist Party

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Former Minister of Industry
for PSOE.

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Former President
of the Euskadi Socialist Party

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"Father" of
the Spanish Constitution

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There has been an understanding
between socialists and nationalists

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since the days of the republic,
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and then, during the transition,
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there were socialist-nationalist
coalition governments.

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I think it was a very good period
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as regards cooperation
and the easing of many tensions.

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The basis of the Statute of Autonomy
was developed then,

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under the Socialist government
which came into power in 1982.

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The Socialist Party
had a majority

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but it handed the government
over to the nationalists.

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We need to go back
to what were

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maybe not good days
but certainly were better days.

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When Felipe González left...
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He learned some hard lessons
and suffered with this phenomenon,

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so he decided to begin talks.
He went to Algiers.

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I don't know
why that didn't work out.

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But when Felipe González left
he'd opened a door to ETA

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for creating an area of dialogue.

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