Names of the Week
To remember the history and the circumstances of the Elai Alai dance group in Gernika (Bizkaia) and to thank all those who have danced there for their work, Txomin Unzalu has published the book: The Elai Alai of Bruges in the 20th century. In this collection of more than three hundred pages and so many photographs, he has received more than eighty years of experience. A total of 900 people are the protagonists in this story.
The Bilbao Fine Art Museum, Lazkano, exhibits works by the Bergara painter Jesús Mari Lazkano. Titled From Architecture to Nature. The selection has been made by the artist himself, without any curators, trying to increase the connection with the audience. The artist has exhibited more than 80 works, 20 of which have never been exhibited before the public. They will be on display until January 16, 2011.
The Bilblogger Competition aims to promote Basque in Bilbao. The initiative, created by the City Council and the Nuremberg website, is aimed at Basque bloggers there. Students between the ages of 15 and 35 can participate and papers must be submitted by November 22. The best personal blog, the best group blog, the best thematic blog and the most original blog will each receive a prize of 300 euros.
Science Center (website launched by the Department of Education of the Basque Government. It is aimed at non-university teachers and will provide news, agenda, links and more resources on science. (www.zientziategia.euskadi.net)
From linguistics or glotophobia and, of course, hatred against Basque, we have often seen our Basque become the dandruff of all sticks. Last of all, the president of Kutxabank, Anton Arriola, has been shaking our language and giving us galantas.The President of Kutxabank,
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Do not look for this connection from Ezkio or Altsasu, let alone crossing the Ebro River through Castejón. The connection, or rather the connections, between the Basque Y and the AVE of Navarre is already a reality. It is these links in the plural that should concern us and... [+]
Don't make a fuss, don't confront, don't victimize... and obey. As oppressed subjects, in this case as Basques, we talk, how many times have we had to listen to them? Ironically, two years ago, at the Euskalale Independentiston Meeting, Esne Arzallus said: "We have arrived here,... [+]
