ARGIA argues for the choice of the best communication campaign of the year:
"Business and tourism or needs of citizenship and nature care? This old question is stronger than ever. Private needs, paid with public money, want to sell the Basque Country to the international community. Big, how not.
The multinational franchises of a culture designed many kilometres away need incomparable frameworks. And as there is, the biosphere is reserved for them. 140,000 tourists want to go crazy during the summer.
Although these types of projects will have a clear impact on mobility, on the price of housing, on the Basque country, on historical heritage, on quality of life, on animals other than us, on the environment, on culture... residents are not behind the decisions.
But… there is always a “sheath”. And in this case, fortunately, all the “but” have been put by the citizens. Organised citizens and not everything. On the eve of the last Monday of October, Gernika managed to get 4,500 people out in the street, at the largest demonstration in the region in recent years. It's not easy."
Itsaso Zaldunbide, Eider Gotxi and Zuriñe Gandarias of the Guggenheim Stop platform have received the Argia award for the best campaign. We have been told here by Eider Gotxi after receiving the prize: "Our job is to keep the fire on this project."
Ion Celestino said in ARGIA that folklore was that thing that has crystallized. And he said tradition is the flower that gives a certain moment.
The ARGIA awards have become a “tradition” today. To begin with, and without thinking too much, because they have been... [+]