Emakunde and the Ararteko advocate a path of dialogue to achieve an equal Alarde in Hondarribia, in the run-up to the celebration
Both institutions have called for channels of dialogue to achieve an equal Alarde in Hondarribia and have confirmed their presence tomorrow to express their strong support for the Jaizkibel company, a call that coincides with the 30th anniversary of the first attempt by women to participate in the parade and with the climate of social tension created in the village following the breakdown of the mediation process.
Stock Image of Hondarribia's mixed Alarde
In the absence of hours for the celebration of the great day of the Alarde in Hondarribia, Emakunde and the Ararteko have called forchannels of dialogue in order to achieve an equal Alarde in the village, and have confirmed their presence tomorrow, 8 September, to express their strong support for the company Jaizkibel. This call coincides with the 30th anniversary of the first attempt by women to participate in the parade and the turbulent atmosphere created in the village after the breakdown of the mediation process .
In fact, at the end of August, the traditional Boast Association HAOSE (an organization that restricts women's participation as soldiers) decided to leave the table.
Emakunde: "It's a problem of rights and equality"
In a statement released on Monday , Emakunde's director, Mira Elgarresta, called for "preserving spaces for dialogue between the parties", setting out the steps taken and moving towards a celebration "that respects the Equality of Women and Men Act."
"We cannot forget that we are talking about a problem of rights and equality, and that the ultimate goal is for women to be able to enjoy the party on an equal footing with men, without any exclusion," said Elgarresta, who also stressed that dialogue is an "indispensable component" for the evolution of the Alarde to develop with guarantees and not to deepen the rupture between citizens, but to opt for social cohesion in Hondarribia.
The Ombudsman calls for a climate of respect and coexistence
In the same vein, the Ararteko, whose deputy, Estefania Ocariz, has issued a statement expressing the wish that the municipality will be able to live this great day "in a climate of respect and coexistence".
It has also encouraged local authorities to "continue to promote participation, dialogue and understanding by sharing a common heritage to move towards effective equality." Ocariz has stressed that "further steps need to be taken to ensure that women participate in festive celebrations on conditions of freedom and equality."
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