Tag: Basque diaspora

John Alejandro Ricaurte is a doctor in International Studies who is a historian at the University of Antioquia.  He obtained his degree in History...

The Moab, Utah Canyon Country Zephyr is published in one of those places we're dying to visit because of the important Basque presence there,...

A few days ago, we were commenting how Amaia Gabantxo has dived into a new and very interesting artistic project to pass the lockdown: turning...

Yesterday, Facebook offered the whole English-speaking community an event which, thanks to concrete, and successful, experiences, has helped us better understand how to use...

Amaia Gabantxo has become a regular visitor to the blog.  We've had the pleasure of speaking about her both for her work teaching Basque...

Luis de Guezala has a PhD in History and a Masters in Archiving from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU).  He is also...

Martín Echegaray Davies is an Argentine from the city of Trelew, in Patagonia, who, on October 31, 2017, set off on an adventure that can...

This year, 2020, the Euzko Etxea of Necochea celebrates its 75th anniversary, and they're making the most of this celebration by sharing some photos...

Vince J. Juaristi is an old friend to the blog and our regular readers.  Thanks to him, we have two of the articles we most...

A few days ago, we brought you an article about a talk on Basque mythology organized by the Basque Center in Corcordia that had appeared...