A comrade dies | IMGpapers 1976

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Trade of the Revolutionary quarler past darge Mo the bile nec, several tuusand or us sel ull lowards the Civil Governor's building.

German was very uptight, very angry. in the ball-ring he had seen a child with its head spar opce or a nse Duntl. E cones THE tragic story of Dalila Te atea a me place woeie the Civil Governor's boilding They started to fire at us with rubber bullets grenades. look They opened Tire with their pistols, withoet people knowing exactly what was going en.

Thes gradually managed to drive us back. The wounded began to fall.

When we arrived al the of Navarra.

managed at last to push back| the cops. I was 10 o clock in We continued to advance. As CANTEL Avenue the ind irun fence. police) got back in their Jeeps and hises. The demonstrators followed them, Jumping for Joy.

But suddenly they stopped in Roncevaux Avenue and got out agaln. They fired this eime BUIT SHET ERCI CaraS REM think I heard several hursts of Dalila had been drugged and | the Algerian secres police asspult rifle].

Roncevaux more. died IR TON reached hospital.