Subscribe to ARGIA at Christmas, give an independent journalism
- This gift will not be from those who will open, enjoy and stay in a corner in a few days. You will be giving something to enjoy all year, as every week a magazine will come home.
We will send you home the subscription bonus and a special envelope. Please note that the mail takes time to get home, so do not leave it for the last day. However, we inform you that when making the payment, we will also send you the voucher in PDF format by e-mail and you can print it for yourself.
With this envelope, you'll be giving away the entire pack of immersion in independent journalism: Weekly ARGIA on paper, Monograph Larrun on paper every month and Special Magazine of 100 pages Gakoa in summer.
How much does it cost? You decide what money you're willing to put in exchange for a year's subscription. Our subscription model is like this. The one-year subscription will start at the time when the person who received the gift activates the bonus and will not automatically renew at the end of the year. In that sense, we do not have to worry.
Finally, we inform you that with this gift you will be giving a boost to ARGIA so that we can continue to do independent journalism in Basque.
We hope you like the idea.
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