EXTRA! EXTRA! We have managed to get the people of Ipar Euskal Herria to reach the weekend! Yes, it will surely be late in the minds of those of the South who think we are the navel of the Basque Country: “On Wednesdays and Thursdays we do it in the mailbox..” the reader has come to mind, emphasizing your gipuzkoarcentrism. But if we take into account that before they arrived in Xilaba with a delay of two or more weeks (Xibero, Lapurdi, Baxenafarroa), this is a victoria.La territoriality is one of the fundamental
bases for ARGIA, but not only to stay in words, but also to include some article in the weekly about that northern idyllic. We claim that all ARGIA members, living anywhere in the Basque Country, have the right to receive ARGIA in the same way and our commitment is to ensure that this is the case.We have endeavoured to deepen the coherence beyond the borders imposed too long ago,
so that LIGHT is the same for our entire community. Two years ago we unified all rates assuming shipping costs. One step. When could I get to the houses? On this occasion we have tried to improve the shipping service. We have launched a new service, the costs of which have also been borne by ARGIA, because we believe that it is up to us to do so and that it is our responsibility. In addition, we can currently track our shipment unlike what we had done before. In this way, both the services of Hegoalde and Iparralde are more balanced, and throughout the Basque territory we have the possibility of identifying the problem and the place where it is in the event of a delay.
We will use these lines to remind all users that all members have the possibility to inform us and track any incidence in their shipment, by writing to komunitatea@argia.eus.
“You say territoriality, but with a shipment, what does it fix?” someone may ask. Unfortunately, we cannot remove the limits, but we are convinced that the limits are reduced by changing the details that are in our hands. We will continue to try to offer the same to all Basque citizens.