Demonstrations

In addition, the Palestine Citizens' Collective has read one by one the names of the 20,000 children killed in Gaza. 

This Saturday, a rally was held in solidarity with the Palestinian people in the Circular Square of Bilbao on the occasion of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, where a continuous reading of the names of all the children killed was made. The organizers included mainly Gernika-Palestine and Welcome Refugees.

Dozens of people have concentrated on Friday against the ultra-right-wing party, and there have been clashes between demonstrators and the Ertzaintza.

On International Day Against Macho Violence, convened by the Feminist Movement of the Basque Country, dozens of protest actions have taken place in towns and cities this afternoon. Thousands of citizens have taken to the streets to denounce "sexist institutional violence". Naia Torrealdai, spokesperson for the EH Feminist Movement, has said that organizations repeatedly revictimize women "especially for what they do not do."

The Abertzale coalition assures that it will take all necessary institutional decisions together with other political and trade union forces to curb authoritarianism and stresses that it will never accept an extreme right-wing government where its votes are decisive.

The Secretary of Political Action of the abertzale coalition, Arkaitz Rodriguez, stated in the presentation of the initiative that, under the slogan "Euskal Herria askatasun haizea", they have called for "a massive act of national and anti-fascist ratification".

The solidarity march "Free Peoples. Euskal Herria-Palestine. Genocide Stop" has filled the streets of Bilbao in the run-up to the match between Euskal Selekzioa and Palestine.

The Basque Government's Security Adviser, Bingen Zupiria, has stated that the uncommunicated demonstration is called "extremist fans" of the groups of the main football and basketball clubs in the Basque Country. On Saturday "I wish it were a day of partying, a day of vindication, a day of solidarity and not a day of riots.

A week after the resignation of Carlos Mazón, the victims of GOIDI have described what happened as a popular victory, but have stressed that they do not consider it sufficient. demand that Mazón end up in prison and that his entire government resign, condemning the negotiations between Feijóo and Abascal and proclaiming that the future of Valencia must be decided by the Valencians in the elections.

Our lives can't wait. That's what women affected by breast cancer screening have shouted loud and clear during today's mobilizations in all the territories of Andalusia. Thousands of people have taken to the streets to denounce the management of Juanma Moreno's government.

Memorialist associations have taken to the streets again this Saturday to demand the demolition of the Monument to the Fallen and the withdrawal of the project agreed by PSN, EH Bildu and Geroa Bai.

More than 100 trucks have protested this Saturday in Pamplona against the "imposition" of tolls on the roads by Navarre transport and have called for "fair taxation, improvements in infrastructure, generational relay and effective measures to ensure the professional dignity of carriers".

The Ertzaintza has set up a security cord around the Vox table, where it has tried to dismantle the congregations, and at the last minute there have been moments of tension. The PSE-EE of Lasarte-Oria, EH Bildu, PNV and Elkarrekin Podemos have also condemned the presence of Vox in the town. 

Four people have been arrested on Thursday night in Paris during a concert of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra, with interruptions, clashes between spectators and flares fired at the auditorium.

The victims of GOIDI have once again taken to the streets, beyond the resignations, to demand justice. They believe that the resignation of Carlos Mazón comes late and badly. They also condemn the fact that the president's appearance focused on material damage, and that he declared himself a victim of criminalization.

The Student Union has also called for today's student strike at the state level, demanding that schools take responsibility for harassment cases. 

The Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa welcomes the pre-agreement that "improves the working conditions" of the workers of Avanza. The pre-agreement includes a reduction in working hours and a 12.10% increase in wages. 

The Amama Sevilla Association has reported delays and deficiencies in the early detection programme and has called for more resources for public health.