Tag: Basque diaspora

Today, we'd like to bring you a work by Xabier Lamikiz, professor at the Department of Public Policy and Economic History at the University of...

One of the largest industrial conglomerates in the Philippines, Aboitiz & Co., is turning 100. Philippine daily 'Inquirer' tells the story of this Basque family saga

Boise State Public Radio (part of the NPR network) has published an article by Arlie Sommer discussing the power of music and dance as integrating...

(Basque Country Dancers' Day 2020: #FromtheCountrytotheWorld, or #FromtheWorldtotheWorld ?) On Saturday, October 3, the 2020 Euskal Herriko Dantzari Eguna (EHDE2020 (Basque Country Dance Day)) was held. ...

Alberto Moroy is an old, and esteemed, friend to the blog.  He writes for the Uruguayan newspaper El País, publishing fantastic articles on the...

A while back, we wrote an article about the contributions made in Venezuela by Basque architects who had been forced to feel the dictatorship...

Yesterday, September 8, the institutional event for the third annual Day of the Basque Diaspora was held with a live speech by Lehendakari Iñigo Urkullu,...

As we mentioned in the blog entry where we presented the events that will be held in the Day of the Basque Diaspora 2020, the...

Given the trying times brought upon us by COVID-19, the third Day of the Diaspora, which is held on September 8, is going to be...

Yesterday, as every day, the Auschwitz Memorial and Museum shared a photo on Twitter of one of the people killed at that concentration and...