The prosecution is asking to revoke the third-degree prison status of former ETA leader Olarra Guridi again due to the "insufficient reparation of damages"

The Spanish National Court Prosecutor's Office has filed an appeal to revoke the third-degree prison status granted to former ETA military leader Juan Antonio Olarra Guridi. The appeal, directed at the judge overseeing the case, argues that the prisoner has demonstrated insufficient reparation for the harm caused by his past crimes. This legal challenge follows a decision by the Basque Government's Department of Justice to grant the status approximately one week ago.

Olarra Guridi is serving a cumulative sentence exceeding 1,000 years for multiple offenses, including murder, causing injuries, and destruction of property related to his leadership role in the terrorist organization. This marks the second time the Prosecutor's Office has sought to overturn such a measure, following a successful revocation of his third-degree status by the National Court in July.