On March 8, the feminist movement of Euskal Herria appeared in Pamplona on February 18, and in the same line of reading, local feminists are preparing the International Day of Working Women. The feminist movement in Bilbao has presented the Zirika programme! in the urban area. They have called to mobilise for four days, between 5 and 8 March this year. “This year we will refill the streets of Bilbao, and we will say loud and clear: this model of society is uninhabitable for most people, especially for women and dissident genres, and unsustainable for the planet,” spokespersons Bego Beraza and Julia Martí said.

It organizes forces, joins the feminist struggle is the slogan of 8 March this year, and as the slogan itself implies, it wants to appeal to the fight and to the organization. “In a world so influenced by neoliberalism, in a world that promotes savage and atomized individualism, we must build a committed feminist community, overcoming the passivity generated by social networks. We also have to put pressure on the streets and through the feminist organization of groups, collectives and assemblies,” said the movement. In this regard, the feminist movement in Bilbao will this year make a concrete claim: Commissioning of the Women's House. The demand is directly related to the need for organization, as the Women's House would be a means to this end.

The four-day programme has revolved around three axes: anti-racism, anti-capitalism and bodies and sexualities. On Thursday, 5 March, at 18:30 a.m., an action will be taken to denounce patriarchal justice in the courts. On 6 March, racism will be the starting point: in the morning, at 11:00, they call to mobilize in front of the Foreign Offices of the Basque Government and the Government of Spain to claim that “our feminism is anti-racist”; in the afternoon, at 19:45, they will make a sitting in front of the headquarters of the Provincial Council of Bizkaia. On March 7, from 19:00, they will take the Gran Vía to reclaim the anti-capitalist feminism and, dressed in black, will point out the shops where the feminist discourse becomes a consumer issue. That same day, at night, a demonstration will be held from the Arriaga to claim that the streets are women and that they will take them. But the great day will be March 8; “Bilbao will be ours all day,” they stressed. In order to show that this date is a day of struggle and that feminists are organized, the mobilization will take place throughout the day, although the main one will take place at 13:00 from the Sacred Heart. In the afternoon a new demonstration will be held until the San Francisco neighborhood, where the women’s house is called for.