Until now, the entity that determines public policy on memory and coexistence has been part of the PNV, and always led by Aintzane Ezenarro.
The socialist Alberto Alonso He will lead the Gogora Institute, an entity that has its foundations in memory, coexistence and human rights, for the next four years, as confirmed by Euskadi Irratia on Thursday. Replaces in office Aintzane Ezenarroat the helm since its founding in 2015.
During this period Gogora became responsibility of the socialistsas it is part of the Justice and Human Rights portfolio, which is managed by the advisor Mary Jesus Saint Josephwho informed the Lehendakari yesterday, Imanol PradalesAlonso’s next appointment.
Alonso, born in the city of Guipuzco Onati in 1976 he graduated in history and has been a Basque parliamentarian since the previous legislature. Between 2016 and 2020 he was also director of the Basque Institute for Safety and Health at Work, Osalan.
According to PSE-EE sources, Alonso will focus on the history of ETA and the rest of the violence and its consequences, and finally concentrate on connects the entity to societyThe director of Gogora will focus on the victims and perpetrators.
Source: EITB
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