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Francisco “Paco” Igartua: the 99th anniversary of the birth of this...

Francisco "Paco" Igartua
Today marks the 99th anniversary of the birth of Basque-Peruvian journalist Francisco "Paco" Igartua. With this entry, we begin a series on his life and work

The La Vizcaína Ranch: a story of Basques in Patagonia

Edificios de la Estancia «La Vizcaína»
The story of the La Vizcaína Ranch and the Basque family from Durango who created it and are still living there 100 years later

BBC: The legacy the Basques have left (and leave) in the...

Vascos en América BBC Mundo - foto Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires
BBC World in Spanish brings us an article outlining the legacy Basques have left in the Americas

Irigoyen-Irujo: the Lehendakari’s 1942 New World Tour in Uruguay and the...

Aguirre en el Teatro Florida donde brindó la conferencia “El sentido democrático, social y el de la libertad de los pueblos en los actuales momentos”
Alberto Irigoyen and Xabier Irujo share an article with us about the Lehendakari's 1942 tour's stop in Uruguay, and their final report

80th anniversary of a truly historical event: Lehendakari Aguirre’s New World...

El Lehendakari Aguirre
This isn't the first time (you'll find our earlier articles below), and we imagine it won't be the last, where we cover a topic...

María Elena Solas and Aurora Indurain, the stories of two Basque...

María Elena Solas y Aurora Indurain Euzko Etxea de Chile
Doble Espacio at the School of Journalism at the University of Chile has published an artice on the stories of two Basque exiles in Chile

Reviewing the Basque legacy in San Juan, Argentina

Mienbros del Centro Vasco Eusko Etxea San Juan - Argentina
Journalist Ana Paula Gremoliche has published an article in 'Huarpe' about the role of the Basques in the history of San Juan province in Argentina

Jesús “Jess” Goñi, the Navarrese ‘bertsolari’ from Nevada

Jesús"jess" Goñi, bertsolari en Nevada
'The Nevada Independent' has published an excellent article on award-winning 'bertsolari' Jesús "Jess" Goñi, originally from the Baztán Valley in Navarre and now resident in Washoe County, Nevada

Eusebio Zamacola, the Basque from Basauri who became a legend in...

Eusebio Zamacola, «El Vasco». 1961. En- Archivo Museo Policial del Chaco.
Eusebio Zamacola, born in Basauri, ended up as a legendary bandit in the Chacho, before turning his life around

On April 9, 2022, Pope Francis has named Mons. Elorza “Venerable”

Monseñor Elorza, pasionista vasco y primer Obispo de Moyobamba
Today, the news announced a month ago has come true: Pope Francis has signed the decree recognizing Monsignor Elorza as "Venerable"