Historical Memory
45 years after the tragedy in Ortuella
On October 23, 1980, 50 minors and 3 adults were killed in a gas explosion at Marcelino Ugalde Public School.
25 years ago, ETA murdered prison official Maxima Casado
Two friends of Maxima Casado have told ETB how they remember the day of the murder. Pepe Moulia, a former prison official, and Benito Aguirre, a former director of Zaballa and currently responsible for the prison inspection in the Basque Country, have stated that their diary was not easy knowing that they were targets of ETA.
Pedro Sánchez announces the imminent publication of the catalogue of Francoist symbols for removal
Sanchez made this announcement at the Government Control Session in the plenary of Congress in response to a question from EH Bildu's parliamentary spokeswoman, Mertxe Aizpurua, who asked him what measures the government will take to "end the exaltation of Francoism."
Gogora will increase its historical research budget by 30% by 2026
On 1 December, a meeting of students, victims and citizens will be held to "demystify the last years" of Francoism.
Nerea Kortajarena (EH Bildu): "Jaurlaritzak bazituen eskura tresna legalak Falanjearen elkarretaratzea debekatzeko edo oztopatzeko"
EH Bilduko legebiltzarkide eta programa zuzendariak Euskadi Irratian azaldu dunez, Jaurlaritzak erabil izan zitzakeen "Ordena Publikoaren legea, Memoriaren legea eta Herritarren Babeserako legea" Falanjearen elkarretaratzea debekatzeko, espero izatekoa zelako "faxistak faxistakeriak egitera zetozela, eta ez Ama Zuriari loreak jartzera".
Iruñeko Erorien monumentuan museo bat egitea proposatu du adituen batzordeak, kupulari "protagonismoa" kenduta
Batzordearen esanetan, "errepresioaren testigantza materialak" gordetzea baliagarria da memoria historikoa eraikitzeko tresna gisa. Horrela, "totalitarismoa gurtzeko leku zena pentsamendu kritikoko gune bihurtu nahi da, 1936ko estatu-kolpearen sustraiei, testuinguru historikoari eta ondorioei buruzko ezagutza historikoa, eta balio demokratikoak sustatzeko ekintza politiko eta kulturalerako gune".
The NGO has presented new evidence that Montxo Martinez Antia was murdered
The Basque Government's Assessment Committee ruled in 2015 that there was insufficient evidence to refute the official version of suicide, and now, with these new indications, they are asking the Basque Government to reevaluate the case.
It is 50 years since the bloody events that shook Basque society
A few months before the death of the dictator Franco, on 5 October 1975, ETA killed three civil guards in the shrine of Aránzazu. That same day, at night, three strangers shot Iñaki Etxabe at the bar in Kanpazar. The Spanish Basque Battalion claimed responsibility for the attack.
San Sebastian places a plaque in memory of Diego Fernández-Montes, murdered by ETA in 1978
The City Council of San Sebastián has placed a plaque in memory of Diego Fernández-Montes, murdered by ETA in 1978, at an event on Miramar Street, with which 36 commemorative plates have already been placed in the city.
Andueza has been "proud" that a socialist has apologized to the families of the victims of the Monbar Hotel
CouncilorMaria Jesús San José apologized on Monday to the families of ETA members José Mari Etxaniz, Iñaxio Astiasuinzarra, Agustín Irazustabarrena and Sabin Etxaide, murdered by the GAL at the Mombar hotel in Baiona in 1985.
Ainara Esteran, Truth Owes: "To be sure, it is imperative that the cause of the victims be removed from partiality."
Hotel Monbar, 1985. 40 years since the largest massacre of GALs, the representative of the Egiari Zor Foundation, which works for the rights of victims in the States, has taken the floor attheopening of the exhibition. has called for attention to"serious human rights violations that have occurred in this country, regardless of the source of the violence they suffered ".
Maria Jesus Saint Joseph condemns statements by former politicians who "spoke proudly" of GAL actions
The Justice and Human Rights Counsellor has apologized to the families of the victims murdered 40 years ago by the GAL at the Monbar Hotel in Baiona for "the lack of institutional presence and social silence of four decades."
The Government apologizes to the families of the victims of the Monbar Hotel for decades of "lack of presence" and "silence"
Counselor Maria Jesus San Jose has also condemned the statements made by several former politicians and said they only served to "cause pain, undermine the credibility of democracy and tarnish the acronym of a political party with roots in the defence of human rights."
Rodriguez: "This country has to stand up again to tell the neo-Franco bloc out loud that they couldn't, can't and won't."
According to Sortu's Secretary General, "the Spanish Government is facing an historic opportunity to provide a democratic solution to the Spanish problem."
EHKS has defended Txiki and Otaegi's "fight against fascism" on the 50th anniversary of the shooting
EHKS held a political event this afternoon in Zarautz on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the shooting of ETA members Juan Paredes' Txiki 'and Ángel Otaegi, who paid tribute to those who fought against Francoism and stressed that an anti-fascist struggle is still needed today.
50 years after 'Txiki' and Otaegi were shot: relatives claim memory and recognition
It is half a century since the Franchists shot Jon Paredes' Txiki 'and Angel Otaegi . For a long time, their relatives have been working hard not to lose their memory. They have felt very forgotten by the institutions, because those two young people who fought against the Franco dictatorship were not recognized as victims until 2012.
Political parties give their views on the 50th anniversary of the death of 'Txiki' and Otaegi
The PNV and the PSE-EE claim to be victims of Francoism, but call for terrorism not to be blurred. EH Bildu defends their memory as a "reference" for the fight against Francoism and calls for the PP to remember the "crimes" they committed.
The municipalities of Zarautz and Azpeitia have held acts of recognition for Txiki and Otaegi
40 years have passed since the attack on the Monbar Hotel in Baiona, the bloodiest by the GAL
Four people were shot dead and one fifth injured. Years later, the perpetrators of the murder, two mercenaries from Marseille, were tried. During the trial, the Spanish state secret services confessed to hiring them, but this investigation was closed for lack of evidence.