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as a result of the reaction
by the security forces to ETA.
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I think that's terrible.
:41:08
They told me:
"Take off your clothes".
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I said that I wouldn't.
:41:14
A man started to take off
my sweater, from behind,
:41:19
then my blouse and my bra,
and they carried on like that.
:41:23
I'd be in total solidarity with her,
:41:28
today, always,
whether I knew her or not.
:41:32
The next time, they made me
strip off completely.
:41:36
They touched me on my breasts
and on my backside.
:41:39
They made me do squats,
:41:43
up and down,
until I fell over.
:41:45
What happened to me
hasn't clouded my vision
:41:48
as regards the enormous
human tragedy
:41:51
in the world of Batasuna.
:41:54
And as time goes by
and no solution is found,
:41:59
that tragedy grows and spreads
:42:02
and affects more and more people.
:42:04
The sessions on the first day
were like that. I was naked,
:42:08
and on the second
and third day too.
:42:11
They threatened to rape me
with a vibrator.
:42:15
I had an anxiety attack, I had
no strength, I couldn't breathe.
:42:26
GAL (Anti-terrorist
Liberation Group)
:42:28
assassinated 27 people
between 1983 and 1987.
:42:32
In 1994, a group of policemen,
officers in the Civil Guard
:42:35
and politicians from PSOE
were put on trial.
:42:39
President of
Amnesty International Spain
:42:43
The business with GAL
was so far-reaching
:42:48
that it is hard for me to believe
:42:51
that no other people were involved.
:42:53
I don't think you can say
it was State terrorism.
:42:57
I'm looking at it now
from an historic perspective.