Tag: image of the Basques
From a Massachusetts university: 5 reasons to visit the Basque Country
Grace Bertagna, a sophomore at UM Amherst, tells Her Campus why everyone should visit the Basque Country
Florencio de Basaldua, the man who dreamed of uniting the Basque...
The ADNSUR+ website shares the story of the man who dreamed of united the Basque people of Chubut at the end of the 19th century
500th anniversary of the first circumnavigation of the globe. We’re giving...
On the 500th anniversary of the first circumnavigation of the globe, we're giving away an essay about Elkano by Enrique Santamaría which was just published by Eusko Ikaskuntza
Who was the first to sail around the world, Magellan, Elkano,...
National Geographic has just published an article highlighting that it was Elkano who actually achieved the feat. But what if he were a woman?
BBC: The legacy the Basques have left (and leave) in the...
BBC World in Spanish brings us an article outlining the legacy Basques have left in the Americas
80th anniversary of a truly historical event: Lehendakari Aguirre’s New World...
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...
Not to be missed! The ‘New Yorker’ explains the “miracle”...
'New Yorker' magazine has just published an article explaining the "miracle" of the Mondragón Co-op
‘The Guardian’ covers craft cider making in the US and references...
The influence of Basque hard cider on craft producers is something we've discussed many times. Now, 'The Guardian' joins us
“Agur Jaunak” closes out the Dax city festivals in Les Landes
"Agur Jaunak," the Basque song for solemn occasions, is sung in Dax, in Les Landes, to close out their weeklong city festival
Bilbao and San Sebastián, two of the “10 most dangerous in...
The English daily 'The Daily Express" publishes a delirious list of the ten most dangerous cities in Spain, and includes Bilbao and San Sebastian on it