EH Bildu will defend in the Aberri Eguna that Euskal Herria is a collective project to give certainty to the citizens
Under the slogan "Join the Seven", the abertzale coalition will hold its annual meeting in Pamplona on April 5.
Stock image of last year's demonstration. Photo: EH Bildu
One more year, EH Bildu will celebrate the Aberri Eguna in Pamplona (Navarre), where he will proclaim that "Euskal Herria is a collective project that can guarantee security and security in the lives of citizens ".
As reported this Tuesday, the abertzale coalition is preparing a"broad program" for April 5, and as usual, the main date will be the demonstration that will take place at noon on the streets of the Navarre capital under the slogan "Join the Seven".
EH Bildu believes that collective projects are more important than ever inthe international context and "in times of uncertainty." "Euskal Herria is precisely this collective project that can provide certainty, becauseit is an anti-fascist benchmark capable of providing social justice and security in the lives of its citizens and broad social sectors, "he has proclaimed.
It therefore proposes the Aberri Eguna as an "opportunity to join the project represented by Euskal Herria , to combat fascism, to dignify the living conditions of the Basque people and to guarantee social rights, and to demand the revitalization of the Basque Country in the face of the judicial, political and media onslaught ".
"In short," he added, "to achieve a horizon that gives certainty in times of uncertainty, a Basque Republicaimed precisely at left-wing sovereignanism. "
EH Bildu has also referred to Trump's intention to ban Ikurriña in Idaho and has announced that during the Aberri Eguna in Pamplona, "they will shake off the national symbol of Euskal Herria who is alive, who said no to NATO 40 years ago and is capable of facing this historic period." Finally, they call on all Basques to join in this purpose.
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