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Return Eta killer to Spain says daughter of murdered soldier

By Diana Rusk
26/11/08
ASSASSINATED: Lieutenant Colonel Pedro Blanco, left, who was killed by an Eta bomb in Madrid in 2000. Inset, Colonel Blanco’s daughter Almudeno who was 15 when her father died and who has written to The Irish News to call for convicted Eta killer  Jose Ignacio de Juana Chaos to be extradited from Belfast to Spain
ASSASSINATED: Lieutenant Colonel Pedro Blanco, left, who was killed by an Eta bomb in Madrid in 2000. Inset, Colonel Blanco’s daughter Almudeno who was 15 when her father died and who has written to The Irish News to call for convicted Eta killer Jose Ignacio de Juana Chaos to be extradited from Belfast to Spain

A victim of Eta violence has called on Irish people to recognise the pain caused by the Basque separatists, saying that Spanish people are talking about little else than the fact that convicted killer Jose Ignacio de Juana Chaos is "roaming freely" through the streets of Belfast. Diana Rusk reports



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