Este domingo tengo varias dudas, algunas de ellas bastante polémicas:
Es cierto que el secuestro por parte de unos piratas de un Pesquero español, abanderado en las Seychelles –donde los impuestos son un tanto más bajos que en España…- es un atentado y un delito, del cual los principales sufridores son los secuestrados de diferentes nacionalidades –entre ellos Españoles, como bien es sabido-. Sin embargo, creo upon the subject, and its derivations, is acting a little demagogic way that leads to confusion, which highlight a.
Relatives of the kidnapped English-relatives of the other hostages do not know anything, 'demanding' the government to release the two pirates were detained by our armed forces deployed in the area as part of the Atalanta. However, I ask myself is it the government responsible for the release of alleged offenders awaiting trial? Is it not incumbent upon the Court, and that's where the defendants liable responsible for their release as long as the accused prove their innocence? Can the Government change a judicial decision of the High Court? Should we give in to blackmail from terrorists? Would we accept this kind of blackmail if it were, for example, ETA? Surely
my doubts, hiding an almost upon, are not politically correct, but someone has a solution to it ... Or maybe my right gaps are wider than I think ...
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