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Piled-up clauses

Here is some free-form paragraph that shows how flexible Spanish is (sometimes too flexible ... and forgiving).

Quote:

"Creo que la permanencia del terrorismo etarra -cada día más debilitado, aunque es preciso no cantar victoria, pues matar sigue siendo muy fácil- es un hecho manipulado, lo mismo que el dolor de las víctimas, por quienes no reparan en métodos a la hora de conquistar el poder. "

This is kind of a comprehension excercise. Who is the subject of this paragraph?

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