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A convicted Eta killer wanted by a Spanish judge on charges of supporting terrorism has gone to a Belfast court to surrender himself.A convicted Eta killer wanted by a Spanish judge on charges of supporting terrorism has gone to a Belfast court to surrender himself.
Inaki de Juana Chaos, 53, is wanted on charges that he praised or supported terrorism in a letter read at a rally.Inaki de Juana Chaos, 53, is wanted on charges that he praised or supported terrorism in a letter read at a rally.
Basque supporters gathered outside the Laganside Courthouse on Monday when he arrived with his lawyer. Supporters gathered outside the Laganside Courthouse on Monday when he arrived with his lawyer.
The 53-year-old is believed to have been living in west Belfast since his release from prison in Spain.The 53-year-old is believed to have been living in west Belfast since his release from prison in Spain.
The Spanish authorities issued a European Arrest Warrant to the Police Service of Northern Ireland last Thursday.The Spanish authorities issued a European Arrest Warrant to the Police Service of Northern Ireland last Thursday.
As the hearing was due to begin, a lawyer representing the Spanish Government said the case could not proceed immediately. As the hearing was due to begin, a lawyer representing the Spanish government said the case could not proceed immediately.
He said Mr Chaos would "be arrested shortly by agreement and then the matter can be brought before the court at some stage".He said Mr Chaos would "be arrested shortly by agreement and then the matter can be brought before the court at some stage".
He said arrangements had to be made for an interpreter.He said arrangements had to be made for an interpreter.
Mr Chaos was released in August after being jailed in the 1980s over 25 murders.Mr Chaos was released in August after being jailed in the 1980s over 25 murders.
The case, similar to extradition proceedings, is being heard at the Recorder's Court.The case, similar to extradition proceedings, is being heard at the Recorder's Court.
Interpol had been involved in efforts to locate him, and Mr Chaos is believed to have arrived in Ireland earlier this year.Interpol had been involved in efforts to locate him, and Mr Chaos is believed to have arrived in Ireland earlier this year.