The Jarki organisation has called for a national demonstration on 6 December in favour of the "democratic breakdown" and against the Spanish Constitution. In a statement, he said that the Constitution is the basis of the "regimes" of Spain and France and "the wall to preserve the oppression of the Basque Working People and their liberation". The Constitution of 78 has accused the territories of the Basque Country of “isolating and dividing under different administrations”, of “making Bidasoa an international border that divides” and of “allowing attacks against the Basque Country”.

Jarki has stated that the frameworks imposed by the states “must be addressed from a destructive point of view” in order to build “a democratic breakdown that allows for the construction of alternatives based on counter-dumping”.

The demonstration will be held on 6 December, the day on which the Spanish Constitution was approved, and will start at 19:00 hours from Landako Gunea de Durango. "The celebration of Constitution Day is an exercise in the laundering of the essence that turns oppression into law," according to Jarki. “Let it be a day of struggle for the workers of Euskal Herria that we celebrate and pride ourselves on their hegemony for the enemies,” he said.