RIVADULLA DURÓ v. SPAIN DECISION On 27.03.14: “The police kill 15 immigrants and they are saints. The people defend themselves against their brutality and we are ‘violent terrorists, riffraff, etc.’.” On 30.03.14: “They try to hide the fact that many people came out to demand the end of the fascist monarchy and even beat up journalists.” On 30.03.14: “Nazi-onal police torturing even in front of the cameras.” On 04.04.14: “You kill a policeman? They will look for you even under the stones. Police kill? Not even properly investigated.” On 4.04.14: “2 years since Iñigo Cabacas was murdered by the police without any convictions.” On 23.04.14: “Civil Guard torturing or shooting immigrants? Democracy[.] Jokes about fascists? Glorification of terrorism.” On 20.01.16: “They want to exterminate him like his comrade Isabel Aparicio. Let it be known.” On 7.02.16: “Police officers who with Franco imprisoned people and now imprison people as judges of the Audiencia Nazi-onal.” On 14.02.16: “Joseba Arregui killed by the police by torturing him.” On 15.02.16: “The police scum say: ‘We look after your safety’, while paid by you they come to evict you.” On 17.02.16: “In the city free of evictions as [Manuela] Carmena [then mayor of Madrid] called it, the police attacking and arresting those who fight against evictions right now.” On 22.02.16: “Police officers who kill your son go unpunished and on top of that they ask for money.” On 22.02.16: “If I were the father of Iñigo Cabacas, the police would find out that they are asking for money for murdering him.” On 22.02.16: “The policeman who ordered the shooting that caused the murder of Iñigo Cabacas asks for 777,000 euros from the family for investigating him, it’s a ...” On 7.03.16: “The police sow racism and reap rage. Who is surprised?” On 9.03.16: “Even the nicest policeman will arrest people for fighting and not those who exploit and plunder. They are not friends.” On 16.03.16: “The police treat the immigrants with racism and when they receive a beating in response, they play the victims. The usual story.” On 17.03.16: “Students responding to police brutality in the Basque Country.” On 17.03.16: “Fighting for decent education means that the police arrest you or bash your head in, once again it is happening in Gasteiz.” On 17.03.16: “When the police use their weapons against the oppressors and not against the oppressed, they start telling us that they are allies.” On 17.03.16, together with a photograph of two Basque police officers carrying a bloodied young man into custody: “Today the police, enemies of democracy, have cracked heads open and arrested young people who were fighting for a decent education.” 4