Postponed to July 21 the hearing in London for the extradition of Ibarluce.
London, June 8 .- A British judge has adjourned until July 21 the final hearing in the case of extradition of Garikoitz Ibarlucea, required by Spain for its involvement in acts of mob violence in the Basque country, not people today, such as planned.
Ibarlucea, arrested in London on March 14, not present in court at Westminster, where he was to take place which would be the last, craft of golds gold, session of the case because of an apparent confusion between the services and the criminal court about how that young people would be present to hear the arguments of the parties.
After waiting about 25 minutes, Judge Nicholas Evans that they no longer present in the room, as he had planned this court, as in criminal services had understood that participate in, ffxiv gil, the hearing via videoconference.
Ibarlucea's lawyer, Ben Cooper, stressed that it was "important" that his client was at the hearing, while acknowledging that he did not know that was not available Ibarlucea and argued that they needed "more time" to translate into English a documents sent by the Spanish National Court.
"We will set another date for the next hearing and if it does not appear, we shall also" warned the judge, who asked repeatedly if there was "any reason" why the court could not "progress" but was not that involved, to finally fix the hearing for July 21.
In these cases, the judge usually announces its decision days after the last session and,, sto credits, by law, the dnse has the right to appeal the opinion automatically if not favorable.
The Judge also ordered that Ibarlucea appear this Friday 11th by videoconference, as the law stipulates that dndants have filed at the court every four weeks.
Ibarlucea, born in 1981 in Ibarra (Guipuzcoa), had to give evidence for the first time before a London court a day after his arrest, when the prosecutor stated the charges against him in the order issued by High Court, dated December 10, 2007.
This order relates to a crime of belonging to terrorist organization linked to three attacks accused of mob violence in Guipuzcoa.
These artifacts set fire attacks: the first against the vehicle of a Basque government official in Ibarra, in November 2001, the second against some post offices Alegria (Guipuzcoa) in April 2002 and the third against a bus with passengers in the N-1, in May 2002, actions which caused considerable material damage.
The young man of 29 years, was arrested on March 14 when he was in his job as a cook in a food chain of organic products in the central London district of Soho, after being spotted by local police.
Weighs on a European warrant for arrest and surrender for his participation in acts of "street violence" (street violence) committed in the Basque Country between 2001 and 2002.
Ibarlucea was arrested by the Guardia Civil in October 2002 for participating in these and other violent acts in Guipuzcoa, but he was fled since 2006, when the trial does not present these facts in the Audiencia Nacional.