The conferences will take place on 6, 7 and 8 July, from 16:00 to 18:00 hours. The following rapporteurs have come from Euskal Herria: Jon Sarasua (doctor by the MU and founder of Garabide), Josune Zabala (Vice-Ministry of Linguistic Policy of the Basque Government), German Sagrario (Euskaltzaindia) and Iñaki Martínez de Luna (professor of the UPV/EHU for 25 years and president of Garabide). In addition to the members of Euskal Herria, the program will have the presence of nine Bolivians and one Colombian who will dialogue. The Bolivian representatives included two ministers, the Minister of Culture, Sabina Orellana Crus, and the Minister of Education, Adrián Rubén Quelca Tarqui.
The meetings can be seen and listened to in the following two videos. In one of them the rapporteurs are in the original language and in the other they can be followed in Spanish.
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8 July 16:00 - Third session. Original audio
8 July 16:00 - Third session. Translation into Spanish
6 July - 1st meeting Original audio
7 July 16:00 - Second session. Original audio
7 July 16:00 - Second session. Translation into Spanish
Many times, after looking at the brumas from my house, it has occurred to me not to catch umbrellas, even though I know I will just soak up. Why will it be? Maybe you don't want to catch the umbrella? Maybe in the hope that I don't get wet? Nevertheless, the conclusion has always... [+]
I remember when I was 16 years old, the Ertzaintza first identified me in a concentration in favor of the Basque Country before the Bergara courts. We believed that in Euskal Herria it was legitimate to cry for the Euskaldunization of the courts, but then there would also be a... [+]
Andoni Urrestarazu Landazabal was born in the village of Araia on 16 July 1902 and died in Vitoria on 21 November 1993. It is now 31 years old and I think it is time to recognize his name and be, because the legacy he left is not well known. Umandi used the name of a mountain in... [+]
“You learn walking and singing.” This has been one of the subjects this week in the groups of C2. It wasn't about learning to sing or walking, it was about using the future correctly. The activity has given me what to think and I've wondered how we learn to teach. I've heard... [+]
The survival of the Basque country is not the only problem that the Basques play in the political game, but rather, as a more characteristic element of Euskaldunisation, the one that most reflects our situation. It shows very well what does not appear so much in other areas... [+]