It's a great thing to know languages, because what you hide from the other shows you. In addition, small languages also have advantages; among other things, terms and concepts do not depend so much on the main agents that generate ideology, as they usually speak in the main language.

That is what has happened to me with the Spanish word “progress”. In Euskera, “advancement” has been used in at least the last two centuries.

I have read to some that, in Basque, if Bildu reaches the institutions, the progress of the country or locality that corresponds to him will be interrupted. What happens is that what is anticipated and the reverse defines the direction of oneself. In this way, for some, what precedes them will be the back for others, and for others, the side. I do not think there is any intention of staying among those who voted for Bildu. The coalition has surrounded so many ballots claiming times of change, and change in the Basque Parliament brings with it a lot of movement. I am convinced that not everyone questions progress. What he wants is to change course, and that's deeper than to change speed. Paradigm shift.