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The Director of Youth of the Basque Government believes that radicalised attitudes are a minority
The majority of young people in the Basque Country do not support the violent behaviour that took place last week in Bilbao, in the opinion of the Director of Youth of the Basque Government, Adrián López Sarachaga, who, interviewed on the programme Euskadi Weekend Chronicle of Radio Euskadi , said that radicalised attitudes are a minority.
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