Representatives of ERC, Junts, CUP, BNG, Esquerra Valenciana, Més Mallorca, Més Menorca, Andecha Astur and Puyalón de Cuchas will participate this Sunday in the events organized by EH Bildu for the Aberri Eguna in Pamplona.
Faced with this Sunday’s Aberri Eguna, EH Bildu believes that: “It must be a day of unity, a day of moving towards a better country: diverse, feminist, environmentalist, broad, plural, free and of course Euskaldun” EH Bildu thinks it’s a inflection pointmeeting and diversity between cultures, an instrument to open a new project for Basque society.
EH Bildu encourages people to go to Pamplona this Sunday “for peace, for democracy and for sovereignty”.
The coalition celebrates the day of the Basque homeland in Pamplona The central act of the Aberri Eguna is the manifestation who will leave at 12 noon from the Golem cinemas and will end with a political act in the Paseo de Sarasate
In addition to the demonstration and the political act, there are several cultural and recreational events aimed at all target groups. Much of the cultural offerings will be targeted on the castle square The groups Afrikans and McOnak will perform there. The programming ends with a Jota and the Dance of the Age. In addition to the acts of the Plaza del Castillo, also there will be a Txiikune in Burgos Square
In a video published on his social networks, the general coordinator of EH Bildu says, Arnaldo Otegicencourages citizens to go to Pamplona this Sunday.
As much as it bothers some, in the #AberriEguna22 See you in our historic capital: Iruñea.
All to Iruñea on April 17! pic.twitter.com/z8HmSfiysr
— Arnaldo Otegi (@ArnaldoOtegi) Apr 9, 2022
ERC, Junts, CUP or BNG will participate in the Aberri Eguna in Pamplona
EH Bildu announced on Thursday that delegations from ERC, Junts, CUP, BNG, Esquerra Valenciana, Més Mallorca, Més Menorca, Andecha Astur and Puyalón de Cuchas will participate in the Aberri Eguna, organized by EH Bildu in Pamplona, next Sunday.
EA calls for participation in the Aberri Eguna
Eusko Alkartasuna has called for participation in the Aberri Eguna in Pamplona to claim a “free and sovereign” Euskal Herria.
In a statement, the training emphasized that the Aberri Eguna will be an opportunity for the meeting, but also to “claim the right to decide the future.” “We face new challenges (environmental, economic, social) and in order to respond to them, it is essential that we can make our own decisions,” he said.
Source: EITB
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