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These allegations have been received in the protection zone against attacks on Itaia Street in Iparralde, five on the first night and two on the second.

While two courts saw no intimidation or violence in the gang assault of a woman by five men on July 7, 2016, and in 2018 they handed down a conviction for abuse, in the streets, first in Pamplona and then throughout the state, there was a cry: "It's not abuse, it's rape." In the end, what was clamored was reflected in a final sentence. 

The protest has been called by Itaia and Amara Berri Youth Assembly, who have called for "coping with every macho attack and taking to the streets." The attacker, who owns the shop, has been imprisoned.

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The Errenteria Feminist Assembly has called for a rally this Friday afternoon to denounce the instrumentalization of the two cases of sexual abuse that have become known in the last month. They appreciate the management carried out by the city council and denounce the fact that some lawyers, journalists and political parties have used these cases to seek political gain.

Errenteria's neighbors have joined the call made by the Feminist Movement and have strongly denounced the attacks allegedly perpetrated for years by a professor at the Xenpelar Bertso Eskola, who has defined him as "a wolf in sheepskin."

Everyone's Life has called for mobilization from the Center dynamic because, as they have explained, there are still sufficient reasons to denounce the "shortcomings" of the surveillance system , the same ones that led to the general feminist strike of November 30, 2023. 

Citizens of all ages have joined the mobilizations for equality organized on the occasion of March 8. Young people have expressed concern about the anti-feminism discourse that is spreading on social media.

Feminism has brought about profound changes in recent years, including in literature, bringing new themes, looks, voices, bodies and narratives. Half a century ago, there were few women writers, and they were relegated to the background.

The Kalamua theatre group has put on the stage the history of the mining women of Euskal Herria with "Alas de hierro". The six women who make up the group have combined creativity, vindication and humor. They have not found songs or hymns of the women miners, however much they have sought, but that has not been an obstacle.

Abolitionist feminists have issued their own proclamations, calling for the abolition of prostitution and pornography in order to achieve an equal society, because that means seeing women as sexual objects, and banning rental bellies.

Abolitionist feminists have issued their own proclamations, calling for the abolition of prostitution and pornography in order to achieve an equal society, because that means seeing women as sexual objects, and banning rental bellies.

Thousands of people have taken to the streets of various cities and towns in the Basque Country today, Sunday, to express their support for the feminist movement. The marches have been crowded and full of demands and the streets have become a focus of collective protest. There have been calls for equality, against male violence and for women's rights.

Itaia has mobilized in the six capitals of Euskal Herria under the slogan "Liberating working women, building socialism", denouncing the strengthening of fascist ideology by the ultra right and the misogynist influencers, and the consequent normalization of ideas and macho attitudes in society, and the need to confront it.

Representatives of the Navarre Government and the Foral Parliament have concentrated on International Women's Day, where they have expressed their commitment to combating inequalities and combating "stereotypes".

On 8 March this year, there will be three demonstrations, on the one hand, as usual, by the Euskal Herria Feminist Movement in five capitals at noon, and on the other hand, by the newly created Coordinator of Abolitionist Feminists of the Basque Country in the ACV and Navarre.

On 8 March this year, three demonstrations will take place: on the one hand, as usual, the one held by the Euskal Herria Feminist Movement in five capitals at noon; on the other hand, the one held by the newly created Coordinator of Abolitionist Feminists of the Basque Country in the ACV and Navarre; on the other hand, the feminist group Itaia has also made its own call.