The decision not to exile and maintain his innocence
An activist, who prefers to remain anonymous, has taken the decision not to go into exile in Belgium or Switzerland, like other pro-independence leaders, despite being the subject of a European arrest warrant in Germany. He assures that he does not want to escape from a crime that he claims not to have committed, reiterating his innocence.
Waiting for the approval of the amnesty law to return
Pending the approval of the amnesty law, the activist is ready to return, although he acknowledges that he will have to face a possible seclusion. After spending thirteen months in pre-trial detention, he wants to delay his return to prison as much as possible.
Three weeks in hiding
For more than three weeks now, the activist has been living underground, without leaving his hiding place. Despite the difficulties of this situation, he maintains his determination to resist and not surrender to the authorities.
The defense of your cause and your commitment
The activist expresses his commitment to the independence cause, ensuring that the defense of this cause is like defending his own identity. Despite the difficulties and risks, he remains firm in his decision not to give up.
The uncertain future and the continuation of the struggle
Despite the hope in a possible amnesty, the activist warns that the fight does not end with this measure and anticipates new challenges in the future. With the possibility of an imminent arrest, he prepares to face a new chapter in his story.
