Hondarribia's PNV Calls for "Serenity and Responsibility" After the Event
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The Senegalese community in Hondarribia has taken to the streets to express their sorrow and anger over the death of Babacar Weler, who was shot dead by a local police officer. Representatives of the municipal government and the Senegalese consul were also present.
The municipal group of the Hondarribia PNV has issued a statement calling for "serenity, prudence and responsibility" to assess the tragic event in the locality, in which a man of Senegalese origin died after being shot by a municipal police officer when he tried to attack an ertzaina with a knife. The Jeltzales call for "unity" and "respect", while expressing their concern about the political use of the event.
Horizon sans frontières (HSF), in the voice of its Executive Director Boubacar Séye, expressed his dismay after the death of a 46-year-old Senegalese national, Babacar Wellé, on 28 September in Hondarribia, Spain. According to the authorities, the security forces had intervened following a threat involving a white weapon. The Senegalese was reportedly hit by police fire. An investigation is under way to establish the exact circumstances of the t…
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