Tag: Basques in the world
The Galapagos island that Ecuador owes the Basques, and other stories...
Floreana, one of the Galapagos Islands, could be the property of a town in Soule, Barcus. Brought to us by France Bleu
The bicentennial of the Declaration of Independence of Peru and the...
We introduce a series of articles on the Republics of the New World and the roles Basques played, before, during, and after the republics were born
The future of Basque culture is “dancing” out west
Some videos from Elko's National Basque Festival show how the future our country's culture is alive and well in the world
July 9th: the Commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the first...
On July 9th, the Laurak Bat Center in Buenos Aires is going to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first time the Ikurriña was raised there
John Ascuaga, the son of a Basque sheepherder who built a...
John Ascuaga, the son of Basque immigrants who became a prominent Nevada businessman, has passed away at 96
100th anniversary of the Basque Argentine Club of Concordia, Argentina
This June, the Basque Argentine Club of Concordia, Argentina, which has been recognized with a Declaration of Legislative Interest for its cultural, social, and...
Basque culture in the US as told on the American Airlines...
The American Airlines travel website has shared an article about the Basques in Boise and their ability to preserve their roots with their homeland
Pachi, the “ice cream shop of 1,000 flavors,” founded by a...
An artisanal icre cream shop i nBerazategui, founded by a Basque man named Patxi, is an ice cream landmark in all of Buenos Aires
Basque boarding houses in the US: A chapter in Basque history...
The Laist website is sharing with us a magnificent chornicle about the end of a fundamental part of the history of the Basques in the US: Basque hotels
The Basque foundry built in the heart of Angola in the...
The story of some Basque blacksmiths hired in the 18th century by the Kingdom of Portugal to build and run a foundry in Angola