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Chronology of the peace process after ETA's announcement
Staff
eitb.com
10/17/2011
The armed Basque group ETA announced in a video statement September 5th that some months before it took the decision to no longer employ offensive armed actions.
September 5th, 2010
ETA announces decision to no longer employ offensive armed actions
Basque Government says ETA's announcement 'absolutely insufficient'
September 6th, 2010
Basque President sees no 'significant progress' in ETA's announcement
Interior Minister says Spain can not trust ETA's announcement
September 7th, 2010
ETA's announcement 'not enough' for the victims
Batasuna hope to reclaim legitimacy
September 8th, 2010
Spanish Interior: Batasuna must break ties with ETA to become legal
September 14th, 2010
BBC's Clive Myrie: ETA wants to say this ceasefire is different
September 17th, 2010
PNV proposes cross-party analysis of ETA ceasefire
September 20th, 2010
Spanish Government tells ETA there are no short-cuts
September 23rd, 2010
Lopez believes Basques close to achieving a terror-free society
September 28th, 2010
Spain arrests seven people linked to Basque left-wing group Askapena
September 29th, 2010
Police arrest three ETA suspects
January 10th, 2011:
ETA announce 'permanent, general and verifiable' ceasefire
April 28th, 2011:
ETA announces end of extortion to Basque, Navarre businessmen
May 5th, 2011:
Spain's Constitutional court says Bildu can stand in local elections
May 22nd, 2011:
Bildu becomes second party with most votes in Basque Country
June 27th, 2011:
Rafa Diez says he and Otegi prompted end to violenceJuly 7th, 2011:
Suspected ETA member Eneko Gogeaskoetxea arrested in UK
September 5th, 2011:
A year since Basque armed group ETA announced ceasefire
September 16th, 2011:
Arnaldo Otegi and Rafa Díez sentenced to 10 years in Bateragune trial
September 23rd, 2011:
ETA prisoners join call for permanent Basque ceasefire
September 28th, 2011: