In addition to “from borders, flags or privileges, granted by the right of blood or birth”, both formations have demanded a “home country of the people” on the occasion of the Aberri Eguna.
ADD claimed this Sunday in which Aberri Eguna is celebrated Basque home country that is not “mystical” Neither have an “exclusive” flag, but be “Open to new votes And forms of belonging to it ‘, and that it is also not’ owned by a party. “has also opted for one New statute This is requested in law from a federal view, with the national recognition of Euskadi and the ‘armor of the ordinary for a truly shared country’. “Today, collecting that hope, we claim an idea from the country that is being renewed and expanded: not as a mystical home country or as an exclusive flag, but As a project livedOpen to new voices and forms of solidarity, “he says.
“Nowadays the country is the possibility, present and dispute of a collective future, not a private ownership of a party or political space,” he added.
For his part, Podemos Euskadi has chosen the Homeland of the “people”, of the “people” And of social rights that go beyond “boundaries, flags or privileges granted by the right of blood or birth.”
In a statement released on the occasion of Aberri Eguna, he pointed out that today is a day with several meanings outside the word Homeland or his most nationalist or Abertzale meaning.
Remember that Euskadi is a territory full multiple and diversity In which part of Basque citizenship is “omitted from this national or rather nationalist or abbertzales.”
Source: EITB
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