20220626
26 June 2022

Former member of Jovent Republicà, Enric Pérez, denounces to La Directa that agents of the Department of National Security tried to recruit him as an informer

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Enric Pérez explains that two supposed agents of the Spanish National Security Department tried to recruit him for three months. Pérez recounts how he held two face-to-face meetings with these agents and that they allegedly exchanged several messages with the young pro-independence activist. The aim was supposedly to gain his trust in order to gather information about Jovent Republicanà – the youth movement of ERC – and Batec, a pro-independence movement that exists to reverse the failures of trains in Catalonia. The Spanish Department of National Security is an office created in 2012 as a working body focusing on security issues under the direct control of the President’s Office and, ultimately, of the president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez.

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