Sanfermines and Winds of Change
by Enrike Díez de Ulzurrun Sagalá It’s been almost a hundred years since Hemingway first set foot into the city of Pamplona-Iruña to attend the…
by Enrike Díez de Ulzurrun Sagalá It’s been almost a hundred years since Hemingway first set foot into the city of Pamplona-Iruña to attend the…
by Aritz Ibañez Lusarreta Apparently, there was a time when music and dance were indistinguishable, as in the case with dance and theater. For example,…
by Maite Redondo On November 8th, 2017 Bilbao was named the best European City surpassing Ljubljana (Slovenia) and Vienna (Austria) in the 2018 Urbanism Awards,…
The Basque language and culture is projected to the university world with 34 readerships or language assistantships (positions for teaching the Basque language and culture)…
by Aitor Azurki Donostia / San Sebastian. Capital of Gipuzkoa, one of the provinces of the Basque Country. This year the city has acquired a…
When the Smithsonian Folklife Festival begins June 29 in Washington, D.C., it will be the biggest stage Basques have ever had in the United States….
By Juan Luis Zabala “I get the impression that the instruments to promote Basque culture available to Basque society and public institutions are underutilized. If…
by Nerea Azurmendi Euskara, the Basque language, became universally known with its printed word in 1545, quite late in relation to the two powerful neighboring languages,…
by Luistxo Fernandez In 2008, I wrote an e-mail to Lawrence Lessig, the American lawyer that created the Creative Commons license pack and current presidential…
by Fernando Tapia Alberdi. Since I could not attend as I would have liked the activities organized by the International Institute for the Sociology of…