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.
The direct ARGIA.eus will be delivered via the Peertube instance. Peertube is a free, decentralized and federated software for hosting videos.
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
In recent months I have had to work in a number of institutes and, at some point, I have had to talk to the students about the possibilities offered by the labour market. The typology of the students is varied and in the same city varies a lot from one neighborhood to another,... [+]
Euskaraldia comes back. Apparently, it will be in the spring of next year. They have already presented it and the truth is that it has surprised me; not Euskaraldia himself, but his motto: We'll do it by moving around.
The first time I have read or heard it, the title of the... [+]
I do not know if you also have the same perception – I recognise this: here I have started to write in a scientific way. I am referring to the natural extension of the word laziness. I hear more and more in the corners of Hego Euskal Herria: Basque, Spanish and, of course,... [+]
The Basque country has a very large water flow in the shortage. Every local drop curls and revives our culture. Offer a sea of water to that thirst. Although the Basque Country has come from a deep and dark well, we have all drawn our sample of salt water and turned it into a... [+]