Interior removes the Civil Guard officer pointed out by Jardun from Euskadi: they had the document he submitted to the Guipúzcoa Treasury

The son of 'Txapote' is involved with Jardun, a radical group linked to terrorism. Two members were arrested with sensitive information about police officers, including a civil guard from Éibar. This guard has been relocated due to safety concerns after being named in the investigation. The arrested individuals had maps and encrypted devices related to violent acts and claimed they were gathering information on police infiltration in their movement. Jardun, formed in 2013, is considered the most radical faction among the dissidents of the abertzale left, having previously engaged in violent protests. Authorities do not anticipate an imminent attack from Jardun, but they remain vigilant.