Argia Award for the Best Campaign of the Year: Studies in Euskera
- Students and teachers from Iparralde who struggle for the right to the Brebeta and the Lower in Basque have received the prize of the 2023 campaign. Their struggle is an immense school for the new generation that will need urbanism and Basque culture, among other things because young people and adults perform multiple activities together.
Mañolo Espellet, Araitz Echegaray and Maialen Harispuru have received the award on behalf of the students, teachers and parents of the collective Azterketa Euskaraz.
The Azterketa Euskaraz collective has been awarded by ARGIA for:
"A movement needs triumphs to be able to delude itself. Without this it is more difficult to remain in time, there is always concern about the recovery and attraction of new forces.
It seems that those of us who are going to reward do not have that distress. It seems that his is like a good wine, growing up with the strength of the years…
It is many years, however, that they remain unattained objectives, that they should be rights, that they continue to be violations under the law. But they go ahead, imaginative, colorful, irritating and radical.
Tomorrow and the past, it is an immense school for the new generation that will need urbanism and Basque culture. She has kids in front line with her parents and teachers. Occupations, disobedience, human chains, demands: they have a experience of struggle loaded with lessons".
Listen to the words of the winners:
The Argia Award for the best campaign has been for the Azterketa Euskaraz collective. Here are the words of Araitz Etxegarai, Maialen Harispuru and Mañolo Espellet. #illuminators pic.twitter.com/TyOKB3CYJV
— ARGIA (@argia) January 27, 2023
Aurrez aurreko ekitaldian banatuko ditugu berriro ere euskarazko komunikazioaren sariak, Usurbilgo Atxega Jauregian. Urtarrilaren 27an euskal kultura eta jendarteko ehundik gora lagun bilduko dira, eta 16:00etatik aurrera ARGIAko webgunean eskainiko dugu zuzenean sari banaketa.
