- In order for the Euskaltzales and independentists to reflect together and form the Republic of the Basque Country, Euskal Herrian Euskaraz (EHE) will organize a two-day meeting. Specific dates and locations will be announced later. Next Saturday at 10:00 a.m. will be the first open organisational meeting at the Larraldea de Senpere.
Euskal Herrian Euskaraz organizes in autumn the I Meetings of Euskaltzales Independentistas, a weekend of training, reflection and leisure. The association hopes to be a meeting point for "sharing paths and putting ourselves in the future". The exact date and place will be reported later.
EHE aims to serve as a meeting point for those who wish to constitute the Republic of the Basque Country: "The independence of the Basque Country is essential to guarantee the linguistic rights of the Basques", they claimed.
The meetings aim, among other things, to reflect on how to feed each other in the struggle for the Basque Country from the perspective of the intersection
In this sense, the following topics for reflection have been raised for the fall meeting: what contributions and demands of the independence process from the Basque sphere, how to face the difficulties found on the road to the Basque Country, how to take advantage of the strengths of the movement in favor of the Basque country, the contribution of consensus among the agents of the Basque sector on the road to the Basque Country, how to approach the struggle for food and reflect on the intersection.
First meeting opened Saturday in Senpere
To this end, EHE will invite both rapporteurs from the Basque Country and members of the Basque culture and other movements. The programme will be published later, with specific dates and locations. Community meetings are planned for the organisation of the meetings, the first will take place next Saturday, 21, at 10:00 in the Larraldea de Senpere. Confirmation of written assistance ehe@ehe.eus is requested.
During the Pandemic, EHE has taken the opportunity to reflect and, after the Astindu process, have maintained new lines of work, including working to unite young generations in the struggle for the Basque Country, or participating and promoting projects to influence linguistic policies with the other cultural agents of the Basque Country.
The meetings that will be premiered this year are considered an important tool for these objectives and plan to be held every two years.