Tag: Basques in the Americas
The Basque origins of two pioneers in engineering in Colombia
An article in "El Tiempo de Colombia" about two important engineers there, relatives of a Basque immigrant
A documentary about the Basques in Bakersfield presented by The Smithsonian
The Mother Tongue Film Festival, put on by The Smithsonian, is showing a documentary about the Basques in Bakersfield
Video recipes from the Centro Basko Villegas, which is turning 20
The Centro Basko Villegas in Argentina, celebrating its 20th anniversary this month, has a Facebook page full of activities and videos of Basque recipes adapted to South America
A mystery novel about the arborglyphs in Idaho
A book just published in Idaho bases its plot on the arborglyphs left behind by the Basque shepherds in the poplar trees
The Basque Government and the OEI sign an alliance to promote...
The Basque Government and the OEI have signed an important agreement for Basque collaboration in education, science, and culture in Ibero-America
The Promenade in Mar del Plata, Argentina is named after Jesús...
The promenade along the shoreline in Mar del Plata, Argentina is named for Basque author, lawyer, and politician Jesús de Galíndez
Jaialdi 2020 isn’t Jaialdi 2021 anymore; now it’s Jaialdi 2022. ...
The poor evolution of the covid-19 pandemic has forced the organizers of the Jaialdi to push back this incredible global Basque Diaspora reunion to July of 2022
A work on the attempts to preserve the memory of the...
Oscar Álvarez-Gila has penned this article analyzing the attempts to compile the history of the Basque diaspora from the 1990s through today
A statement from the Lima Basque Center against the storming of...
The Brotherhood and Basque Center of Our Lady of Aranzazu have issued a statement condeming the storming of the Capitol Building in Washington
Hemingway and the Basques he chased Nazi subs with in Cuba...
BBC Mundo tells the war story of Ernest Hemingway and a group of Basques fighting Nazis and fascists in Cuba during the Second World War