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Who are we? From EH to the World Step by Step Brigades I. Conference Opinion

boga! -2-   (2008/VII/17)

Pakito Arriaran herido en combate herrien mundurantz
euskalherria internazionalista

*In this second Boga! we will inform about to the birth of the internationalist movement in our country. In number 4, we will complete the chronicle informing about the birth of Askapena.

The internationalist movement in the Basque Country

In this bulletin, we want to provide some data regarding the origin of the internationalist movement in the Basque Country. We will see the period corresponding to the misnamed Democratic transition, namely from 1978 to today's date.

We will cover two distinct periods. The first concerns the internationalist movement in general terms during the 70', because at the end of this decade was born the first organized expression of Basque internationalism with a nationalist approach. The second covers from 1980 until 1987, and more specifically refers to the emergence of Askapena, as a specific expression within this Movement.

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Dublin Picket Denounces Torture and Ill-treatment of Basque Political Prisoners by Spanish and French states   (2008/VII/11)

dublin The Dublin branch of the Irish Basque Committees organised jointly with the Irish
Republican organisation Éirigí to hold a picket in front of the General Post Office in Dublin's main street, O'Connell Street. The picket was attended by supporters of both
organisations as well as by supporters of the Irish Republican Socialist Party and of Republican Sinn Féin - altogether around 30. However, on a number of occasions the picketers were joined by visitors from the Basque country, swelling their numbers to around 60.


As well as visitors from the Basque country there were people from other countries passing by and many took the leaflets being handed out by the Dublin Committee, as did many Irish people. Some Spanish visitors were supportive (especially those from the North of Spain) but there were some hot words exchanged on occasion and two incidents of
leaflets being torn up by angry Spaniards.


boga!   (2008/VI/30)

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herrien mundurantz euskal herria internazionalista
*Kaixo lagunak!
We are presenting the new Askapena newsletter!, "Boga!". Every 15 days Boga! will alternate information about daily work and internationalist struggle in Euskal Herria, with other giving a more historic perspective, always in an internationalist key. As we did in the 'Step by Step', we will try to develop just a theme for each newsletter. Let us hope that is your pleasure.

Internationalist Conference 2008

"boikotak piztuz, elkartasuna eraiki!"

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E u s ka l H e r r i a N E W S-17th March-1st April 2008   (2008/IV/07)

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730 Basque political prisoners. The number of Basque prisoners reaches one of the highest points in history.

730Thousands of Basques take part in the united Basque National day or Aberri Eguna.

Thousands of Basque youth take part in the Youth Encounter Gazte Topagunea.

Dozens of people took part in the annual mountain march organised by Eguzki, the Basque pro-independence environmental movement last Easter.

The Basque-Spanish police harassed and created great tension on Easter Saturday in the village of Ibarra where some events were organised to welcome home two local already former Basque political prisoners.

150 people attended the annual Irish Basque Good Friday Night at the Conway Mill in Belfast organised by the local branch of the Irish Basque Committees.

An ETA car bomb explosion destroys a police station.

The French police recovered a couple of home-made bombs near a golf resort in the northern Basque village of Ziburu

The pro-independence party Batasuna has urged Basque citizens to stop the fraud that the Basque Nationalist Party/PNV and the Spanish Labour Party/PSOE want to commit against Basque Country.

The Spanish Labour Party is getting ready to present a motion to censure pro independence mayors and council representatives.

Basque Spanish police attacks a rally in Eibar Gipuzkoa.

People in Zornotza demand the release of prisoner Legorburu and Etxezarreta.

"They want to give us death sentences. That is my fear, will I be able to face that." Said last week former political prisoners and currently on the run Fernando Etxegarai.

The anti repression group Askatasuna has denounced the case against Iban Apaolaza, imprisoned in Quebec.

Basque citizens don't feel that they live in a democracy.

One hundred people from the Basque town of Idiazabal have been touring Scotland in favour of self-determination during Easter.

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International call from the pro-amnesty movement   (2008/III/28)

askatasuna Faced with the "trial" in the Spanish National Court.

Dear Friends,

The repression against the Basque people conducted by the Spanish State and in less degree by the French has been constant in recent years. It is easy to trace a continuous line in the preceding decades that can show us the persistence of torture, massive and arbitrary detentions, penitentiary policy of brutal consequences, halted associations and organizations, closing of news media, illegalisation of political parties and total discrimination of a sector of the population from the participation in public life. To sum up, a situation of exception that has generated a dangerous scenario of suppression of the most basic political and civil rights, a scenario that nowadays it is shown with total harshness.


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