Overview
- The ruling sets prison terms from 1 year 6 months to 7 years 6 months for activity dated between 2005 and April 2010.
- Arantza Zulueta receives the heaviest sentence for terrorist membership and possession of weapons and explosives for terrorist purposes.
- Jon María Enparantza’s four-year term stands, with the court citing roles in coercive fundraising and operational information sent to ETA leadership.
- Naia Zuriarrain’s and Iker Sarriegui’s sentences drop to 2 years and 1 year 6 months, respectively, based on lesser, subordinate functions.
- Judges validate CNI-led intelligence and 2010 office searches, reject torture claims for lack of corroboration, apply undue-delay mitigation, and dismiss double-jeopardy arguments by distinguishing periods.