Two ETA members accused of giving computer training to guerrilla members of the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC) were captured in Spain and La Belle France hours after a ceasefire declared by the terrorist group. No doubt they'll want an amnesty next...
The French police and the Spanish Civil Guard nabbed in Ciboure, southeast of La Belle France, Iraitz Guesalaga, the ETA information technology head and responsible for security of its communications, only 18 hours after the terrorist organization declared "permanent and general, verifiable by the international community" ceasefire, Efe reported.
In the same operation, Guesalaga's partner Itxaso Urtiaga was nabbed in Zarautz, in the Spanish province of Guipúzcoa.
Anti-terrorist sources suspect that the ETA member travelled to Venezuela along with his partner to give computer training to members of the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC) and ETA members sheltered in Venezuela.