Demonstrations

Fascists have called for a rally this morning in the Alavesa capital on the occasion of Hispanic Day, and hundreds of people have come to the scene of the counter-demonstration, which has led to clashes with the Ertzaintza and public disorder, as confirmed by the Ertzaintza.

Hundreds of people have come to face the fascist call and there have been clashes with the Ertzaintza, including some detainees.

Arkaitz Rodriguez, head of Political Action, has called on citizens to "fill the Calle de la Autonomía" in Bilbao to claim that Euskal Herria "respects solidarity, feminist, Basque, independence, socialist and other peoples, cultures and languages".

The last time they have called for the release of Israelis abducted from the attack of 7 October 2023 is in a different context, given the validity of the ceasefire. According to the agreement with the US mediation, within 72 hours, Hamas will release 20 people abducted and alive.

Representatives of the LAB and Steilas unions have appeared in Vitoria-Gasteiz to explain their support for the day of unemployment called for on 15 October in Education. They have called on all members of the educational community to participate in the demonstrations in towns and cities and to show their support for Palestine.

The mobilization has departed from Bilbao Square in Vitoria-Gasteiz under the slogan "Towards a quality Basque model of care, publicisation!"

The mobilisation, which will take place under the slogan "It cannot be extended any longer", will call for the application of an ordinary prison policy without exception to prisoners accused of belonging to ETA. 

All workers in the education sector are called on to strike, from children's schools to university.

A massive demonstration this Saturday took to the streets of downtown Pamplona to denounce the Israeli genocide against Palestine and in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Thousands of demonstrators, according to 50,000 organizers, have filled the streets of the Navarre capital with green, white, black and red.

The Association for Solidarity with Palestine, which this Sunday criticized "anyone who has any kind of complicity" with Israel, stressed that the accomplice to the genocide is also "the one who finances, helps, arms and does business."

The conflict has not seen the light of day, basically, of the gap between what gardeners demand (their own agreement, significant wage increases and decent conditions) and what the company and the City Council are prepared to take on, both economically and institutionally, and mediation has failed to bring both sides closer together.

Hundreds of pensioners have demonstrated from the Plaza de la Virgen Blanca to the Basque Parliament for failing to take into consideration the People's Legislative Initiative that they themselves brought to the Chamber. The proposal was supported by 140,000 signatures and has been supported by EH Bildu and Sumar.

Convened by the Palestinian community in the Basque Country and supported by film professionals, thousands of citizens have demonstrated in San Sebastian to denounce the Israeli genocide in the Gaza Strip, attended by the team of the film "The Voice of Hind Rajab".

Protests have taken to the streets in the capital, Manila, and other cities to denounce the country's political corruption. The so-called "march of a trillion pesos" has brought together religious and civil organizations to denounce the "theft" of public money.

The two demonstrators have cut off traffic on the bridge for more than an hour, both for vehicles and for pedestrians. The two activists have already been brought down from the bridge and normalcy has been restored on the bridge near the Kursaal.

More than 700 people in Igorre (Arratia) have made a historic human chain in favour of the Basque Country. The population of Arratia has represented an exciting and powerful symbolic image in favour of our language.

Hundreds of people in Vitoria-Gasteiz and Donostia-San Sebastián have joined the demonstrations called by the Euskal Herria Pensioners' Movement to press for Thursday's parliamentary vote to demand that minimum pensions be equalised with the Minimum Wage (SMI).

Staff representatives have stated that the agreements reached with the management have not been complied with and have stressed that the state of the facilities at the Muskiz refinery is "regrettable".