Two ETA terrorists arrested in London The two were named as Antonio Troitino, 55, and Ignacio Lerin Sanchez, 38, and both appeared on a list of Spain's most wanted. Within days the National Court revoked his release and ordered his rearrest but he had already gone into hiding. The other suspect, Lerin Sanchez, aka "Belea," from Pamplona, is considered one of ETA's most dangerous terrorists and had been on the run since 2007. Both were arrested on European Arrest Warrants in a joint operation by Spanish and British police forces. Spain's Interior ministry said: ""These arrests have dealt a powerful blow to ETA. Troitino was a key figure in the terrorist organisation and had direct links to the current leadership. The arrests have brought the number of ETA members arrested this week to five and to sixteen since the start of the year. Last October ETA declared "a definitive end to its armed struggle" and has been calling for negotiations from Spanish and French authorities. The group has killed more than 820 people in a five decade campaign for an independent Basque homeland encompassing parts of southwestern France and northeastern Spain.