Euskara
He ran into Gipuzkoa!
The Korrika has left behind Atallu and Araitz-Betelu and has entered Lizartza in Gipuzkoa, in the region of Tolosaldea. It has been the representatives of the City of Berastegi who have brought the witness to Gipuzkoa. Then it has been the turn of Galtzaundi, the association of Euskaltzales of Tolosa.
In the evening, after Tolosa, Andoain, Hernani, Oiartzun and Irun, among others, he will return to Navarre and is expected to arrive in Bera around 6 a.m.
The European Commission has concluded that the ACV's health language profiles are 'national competences'
Brussels has thus responded to an initiative put forward by a Spanish citizen who denounced the fact that the requirement of the Basque language for access to public health posts may be a disproportionate obstacle to qualified professionals and may affect the quality of care.
Thousands of unforgettable experiences, five days away
On the 19th of March the race for the Euskera began from Atharratze, and since then, step by step, from country to country, thousands of Euskaltzales have been giving the Euskera a break.
Korrika will jump from Navarre to Gipuzkoa on her fifth night
The witness has seen the first rays of sunshine of the day in Álava, where the Korrika will walk until noon. Egino and Ziordia will go into the north of Navarre towards 13:00 with the goal of Gipuzkoa.
CC OO, not participating in the Korrika: "They've put us on the enemy side."
The secretary of this trade union in the Basque Country has once again denounced the "social apartheid" of the CCOO trade union, considering that its participation in the Korrika has been "vetoed", and has denied the existence of a judicial attack on the Euskera.
Korrika has filled Pamplona with colors and proclamations for the Euskera
Thousands of people have run through the streets and neighborhoods of the Navarre capital, turned into a multitudinary party for the Euskera. Participants of all ages have gathered in Pamplona after taking strength, filling the streets with energy, emotion and commitment.
EITB has taken Korrika's witness in Pamplona
The race for the Euskera is one more year supported by EITB, which has completed the 763 kilometre of the 24th Korrika on Sadar Street in Pamplona. Presenters Arnaitz Fernandez ("Eguraldia") and Amaiur Elizari ("Navarra Hoy"), as well as colleagues from the Navarre headquarters, have come with the witness in the Navarre capital.
In Barcelona, Madrid and Berlin too!
This Saturday hundreds of people have gathered in Barcelona, Madrid and Berlin to run for the Euskera. This two-year appointment is becoming a tradition and has aroused great expectation among the citizens and tourists who were around.
At midnight the witness of the Korrika will cross the Navarre Bank and head for Pamplona
Korrika will arrive on Sunday at 13:23 in the Navarre capital on her fourth day. The steps towards the Basque Country have reached the Ribera this Saturday, running and shouting to live in Basque.
Garazi and Jon, committed to love and Euskera
They've traveled the 387 mile of the Korrika, on the way from Caparrós to Valtierra, dressed in a suit and white, showing their commitment to love and the Euskera.
In the Basque Country Euskaraz CC. OO. denounces the threat from the union and calls for mobilization
He left Atharratz on the 24th. Running, in a festive atmosphere, to be the spur of the Resurrection
It will be news: the start of the Korrika, the last hour in the Middle East and the meeting of the Council of Europe
A summary, in two words, of what will be the news of the Present today.
Bengoetxea: "To defend the Euskera is to unite, not to exclude"
With regard to the controversy surrounding the Korrika, the Minister of Culture and Linguistic Policy of the Basque Government, Ibone Bengoetxea, has stated that Korrika has always been "a great social meeting point around the Euskera" and that "it is important that it remain a space that unites it".
ELA reiterates that some CCOO members have launched a campaign against the rights to speak against the Basques
ELA expresses its full support for AEK, the organizer of the Korrika, and supports the decision to exclude the CCOO leadership from the race. The ELA union accuses some CCOO members of being part of an "organized campaign against the Euskera". In this regard, it considers the decision not to participate in the Korrika to be absolutely "consistent".
AEK has excluded CC OO from Korrika for "promoting anti-Euskera attitudes"
The PSE-EE will not participate in the Korrika "because of the veto on CCOO"
The Socialist Party criticizes in a statement that "the exclusion of CCOO's representation is an expression of intolerance that the Euskera does not deserve".
CCOO Euskadi has denounced the demonstration and veto campaign against the union
Commissions Obreras denounces a campaign of demonstrations against the union for its attitude towards the Euskera and linguistic profiles. Its Secretary General, Santi Martínez, has also censured the veto on participation in the Korrika and believes that the nationalist unions are acting against them "as an ultra organization would do."
CC OO won't take any witnesses to this year's Korrika
Interviewed on the radio programme "Faktoria" of Euskadi Irratia, the coordinator of Korrika, Ane Elordi, has stated that what has happened in the Public Call for Employment of Errenteria has been a "milestone" for the organizers of Korrika, so when they met with the members of the union they explained that they did not see their performance compatible with participation in Korrika 24.
The Beginning of the Run Straight From Atharritz
24. The race will begin at Atharratz on 19 March.