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The Human Rights And Fundamentals Violations in the Spanish State

Month: June 2024

Daily News from the HR Violators Group

02/06/2024 06:15 From floor 2b of block 2, Tomas, Concha and José have been doing surveillance all night. At this time they have started drilling again through the walls and under the floor.09:00 At this time, the son also named Tomas arrives to have breakfast and to get the daily report on what I do… Continue reading Daily News from the HR Violators Group

Published June 4, 2024
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Harassement Continues to Increase

Very curious things are happening at the center with the instructors who teach the courses for which I have signed up, and who are agents and collaborators of the GC, PN. They are bringing Mexican instructors to teach those courses. Trying to change the tactics that were unused to carry out surveillance, harassment, bullying, torture… Continue reading Harassement Continues to Increase

Published June 3, 2024
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