The Prosecutor's Office demands sentences of up to 19 years in prison for the far-right extremists prosecuted for attacking the PSOE headquarters in Santander with explosives in 2025, when it was hosting a conference on democratic memory, which was attended by more than fifty people (including local, regional and national authorities). In its indictment, the public ministry explains that the two defendants, Miguel Toribio and René Odriozola, joined forces to “attack” the socialists for ideological reasons. The investigation has linked both to Falange, and one of them is the son of a PP mayor of a town in Cantabria.
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