Ernai showed in Durango the "Spanish symbols" he removed this week
Thus, in the Plaza de Santa Ana de Durango (Bizkaia) he has placed the symbols that have been removed or demolished this week: the horns of the bull Osborne de Tudela (Navarra), the cross in honor of a carlist soldier from Igeldo (Gipuzkoa), the street plaque bearing the name of the Franco mayor of Vitoria and the flags of Spain in various public buildings.
The youth organization Ernai has announced that in recent days it has removed some "Spanish symbols" calling for "anti-Spanish and independence".
Thus, inthe Plaza Santa Ana de Durango (Bizkaia), week has exhibited the symbols it has removed or demolished: the horns of the bull Osborne de Tudela (Navarra), the cross in honor of a carlist soldier of Igeldo (Gipuzkoa), the plaque of the street bearing the name of the Franco mayor of Vitoria and the flags of Spain.
In a press release, he pointed out that these actions are intended to "proclaim that it is essential to break relations withthe Spanish and French States ", as well as to achieve the independenceof Euskal Herria in order to guarantee the future and build a people without any oppression ".
Just yesterday, Ernai released thevideo of the shooting down of the last bull in Osborne.
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