The PNV will celebrate the Aberri Eguna on Sunday in Bilbao under the slogan 'Live the Homeland'

"Live the homeland"is the motto chosen by the PNV to celebrate the 94 edition of the Aberri Eguna.  In a context in which "the international order is in question", "it makes more sense to have more Euskadi, more people and more nations", the party has ensured. In this context, jeltzales have claimed the Basque Country as a"livinghomeland "and"reliable".

Javi Ollo, Head of Land Management Affairs of the EBB, and Maider Irujo, Head of Euskera and Culture at the Aberri Kontseilua of Euzko Gaztedi, presented this Thursday the motto chosen to celebratethe 94 edition of the Aberri Eguna  in the Plaza Nueva de Bilbao.

Specifically, 'Aberria bizi' is the motto chosen by the jeltzales for the Aberri Eguna to "claimthat we are a living homeland and that we live every day , "said Ollo and Irujo.

They have both stressed that this is a remarkable date "to remember, celebrate and proclaim whatwe are. "" We are a living country with an ancient language that has survived in time. An this situation where uncertainty prevails, a people that knows how to set its course, as well as guide its citizenship and be a reliable environment. "

In this regard, they have stressed that sinceDonald Trump came to the US Presidency , tensions and competition between powers have increased significantly.

The jeltzale party believes that "the international order we knew has been turned upside down da" and that "confidence in the coordinated leadership of the West has been reduced, increasing uncertainty."

It also includes as an "indispensable task to combat totalitarianism in all its forms, without ambiguity".

In this context, the PNV considers that "the importance of having more Euskadi, more people and more nations becomes more meaningful today".

the PNV has warned that the European Union "must not be limited to being a club of states", but must be "a great political community built from its peoples and nations, respecting its political future in freedom and its right to decide on equality ".

Finally, he has reaffirmed his "will and effort to preserve and keep alive the Basque identity, a distinct national identity." "Because Euskadi is alive, people alive. It is a people with a future."