Tag: image of the Basques
The Havana street that still (in practice) bears the name of...
One of the main streets in Havana, Agramonte, is still known by its original name, Zulueta, a Basque slave trader who moved to Cuba
“Artzaina”: the Basque hamburger that Hélène Darroze is making for home...
Hélène Darroze has prepared a series of "take away" hamburgers at her Joià restaurant in Paris
Presenting the Summary Video for the Day of the Diaspora 2020
The Basque Government has just debuted the video summarizing the contributions of the Basque community abroad to the celebration of the 2020 Day of the Basque Diaspora
The global impact of the announcement Iberdrola will invest €68B in...
Iberdrola, born in the Basque Country and headquartered in Bilbao, is the third-largest energy company in the world, and it has just announced a plan to invest €75BN between 2020-2025 in renewables
Elkano’s Basque nationality is clearly stated in the Guinness Book of...
The Elkano Foundation has just published some interesting news on their blog: the latest edition of the Guinness Book of World Records has stated that Juan...
“The Next 50” seeks to honor the youth shaping the future...
We've brought you many articles on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants, which brings us that list every year, and where we can find Basque cuisine...
“Mr. Basque”: the deep commitment of US researcher William A. Douglass...
Euskal Kazeta is the main news source for the Basque community in the United States. It was founded in 2009, and you can check...
Irish Public Television visits San Sebastian to talk about Basque cuisine...
Irish public television (RTÉ) has a show called Tastes Like Home where Irish chef, presenter, and author Catherine Fulvio travels the world meeting people...
Maria Elena Etcheverry: a pillar of everything Basque in the Americas...
The name of Dr. Maria Elena Etcheverry, MD is infallibly tied to the spread and defense of Basque culture in Argentina and throughout the...
The Bishop of Yurimaguas talks with us about the more than...
We've written a lot about the Basque Passionists in the Peruvian Amazon. As we've explained many times, this is for a number of reasons. ...