«I told my son that a group killed to impose their ideas and one day they went for his father»

Eduardo Madina admits that it is difficult for him to talk about that day twenty years ago when ETA tried to kill him. That February 19, 2002, a sticky bomb almost killed the then general secretary of the Euskadi Socialist Youth. He is proud of “the management I did of all that” and longs for “the extreme lucidity” of the days

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Eduardo Madina admits that it is difficult for him to talk about that day twenty years ago when ETA tried to kill him. That February 19, 2002, a sticky bomb almost killed the then general secretary of the Euskadi Socialist Youth. He is proud of “the management I did of all that” and longs for “the extreme lucidity” of the days

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Eduardo Madina admits that it is difficult for him to talk about that day twenty years ago when ETA tried to kill him. That February 19, 2002, a sticky bomb almost killed the then general secretary of the Euskadi Socialist Youth. He is proud of “the management I did of all that” and longs for “the extreme lucidity” of the days

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Eduardo Madina admits that it is difficult for him to talk about that day twenty years ago when ETA tried to kill him. That February 19, 2002, a sticky bomb almost killed the then general secretary of the Euskadi Socialist Youth. He is proud of “the management I did of all that” and longs for “the extreme lucidity” of the days

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