After the exhibition ‘Transitions’ of ARGIA organized in the Casa del Euskera Oihaneder of Vitoria-Gasteiz and the events organized around it, I have been told that they have taken a place to have a small conversation with the subscribers of the capital. How do LUZ live in Álava? What does Álava look like from ARGIA? Do you feel part of a community?
I imagine a small group in the already cold streets of Vitoria. The Basque people of all ages. Long-time subscribers. They welcomed the ARGIA proposal and wished to share their views with the Citara. ARGIA has been defined as “the tool to know the world from the Basque Country”, and as ARGIA the press in Basque. And by pulling that thread, they've been defining a community. They feel that they are part of that community, because they understand that this network sees the world from the Basque and the Basque, and that it feeds on the same perspective to know and analyze some temas.Tambialso ask that the potential
of Álava be taken into account. And this is not the first time that this issue has been taken out of territoriality. Tap the Gipuzkoans and Gipuzkoans. It's well done. I don't think they said it with these words, but I imagine something like this. “The Gipuzkoans have to raise their navel’s head a little and look around them they will realize that we are working elsewhere.” You have every reason, friends, and thank you for pulling your ear from time to time in cuando.El of
Vitoria-Gasteiz is the first contact that has been given with the community account in Álava, and the intention is to continue this work. Although the first attempt has been made with subscribers – and although not everyone who wanted to get closer could, some have sent their proposals and opinions by email – the intention is to start talking to fans from now on. Sewing a stronger and stronger network, because we will have more and more LIGHT.