massacre of 3rd of March in Vitoria
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The <entity_0> is the massacre that took place on <entity_2>, in the Basque capital during the so-called <entity_3> Transition: in a day of strike, the <entity_3> Armed Police Corps used tear gas to force the workers out of the parish where they were gathering in assembly. This resulted in <entity_5> dead workers and <entity_4> injured with gunshot wounds. This same day the armed police entered the Church of San Francisco in <entity_1> where the workers were gathering and asked them to leave despite the opposition of the priest and the agreement signed by the Catholic Church and the <entity_3> Government stating that the police were not to enter any churches by force. On <entity_2>, 2006, Lluís Llach sang Campanades a Mort, a song that gave name to a disc inspired by the massacre of <entity_2> in <entity_1> in the very same city. In February 2016 the mayor of <entity_1> tried to honour the Catalan singer-songwriter declaring him adopted son of the Basque capital but the local council members of the <entity_3> Socialist Workers' Party and the Conservatives made it impossible.
['mass murder']