In this life, some are lucky, readers. At least I've had friends and peers since I was a kid, and I've always been by my side, usually with my hands empty. In Fagor they have drawn subscriptions to Euskera groups for a year, and I am sure there are lucky people there as well. But well, I don't come to tell you about luck, but about the giveaway.

The Fagor cooperative already had contacts with ARGIA, but in a much more superficial way. Do the annual funding and you're ready. Last year, however, the Committee of the Basque Country discussed the approach to the form of aid to ARGIA. More than a simple exchange of money, the desire to cooperate has been put on the table, and they have come to a question. Why not subscribe?

Basque groups are several in the seven cooperatives that make up Fagor. Employees already have plans to learn or improve the level of Euskera, and as a prize the idea of giving a year of subscription to students has been taken away. On the one hand, students will be able to read in Basque and ARGIA will have five new subscribers. It is a subscription to a number per month rather than weekly, and each year a new draw will be made and the winners will be modified.

Three of the seven cooperatives already receive the weekly, and with him they have also wanted to work so that they can be given the best possible use. ARGIA has been installed in the reception points of the cooperatives where the magazine is collected so that people can access it and read it.

This approach opens up a new opportunity for the ARGIA Group. So far, the company itself has signed up and the deal has ended there, but choices such as that of the draw open up a range to collaborate in another way and not only with the company, but with the workers or partners of it.