edit: based on the responses below that just says that Microsoft Spain didn't receive a request, not that Microsoft global didn't receive one. And otherwise, where would the request that Github published have come from?!
First quote:
> After a judge decided to block their web addresses, forcing their managers
> to migrate domains and look for new hosting, it has now been GitHub, the
> service owned by Microsoft since June 2018, which has ended up blocking
> access to the repository that hosted the web and application platform from
> Spain.
> Although the free software service was among the objectives of the
> authorities to give shelter to the independence platform, sources from
> Microsoft Spain have confirmed to Teknautas that they have not received any
> request from the state security forces to close the Tsunami repositories so
> the decision has been taken at the international level.As I understand it, the first paragraph says that a judge blocked access to Tsunami Democràtic's domain names (literally "web addresses")
But according to the second paragraph Microsoft Spain denied having received a takedown request for the Github repository from the Spanish security services. It also says that the takedown request must have been made on an international level, but I'm not sure what that could refer to.