03/08/2021

For architecture and design to be considered part of the cultural heritage of a territory, both first need to be distinguished and defined, followed by a revision of its place within the cultural archive. This is what Basque. Architecture and Design, is, the first reprint on paper of a collection dedicated to twelve cultural expressions supported by the Etxepare Basque Institute.
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03/08/2021

On March 6th the Boise Philharmonic Orchestra debuted “The Basque Block,” a Basque music concert named after the local Basque neighborhood. Since it took place after the pandemic started, the Orchestra rebroadcast its program through its online platform taking the music to the living rooms of each of its members and friends. The event also included the participation and collaboration of the Basque ...
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03/05/2021

Iker Guillermo Lopez writes from the Karibeko Euskal Etxea to send an invitation to anyone wishing to support the Basque Club's new campaign called “Euskaraz Kolonbia,” that has just begin “aimed at everyone in the world, especially Colombians that don’t know Basque but would like to get more acquainted with the Basque language and culture.
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03/05/2021

In the name of the Federation of Navarrese Centers in Argentina, the President of the Centro Navarro in Buenos Aires, Martin Urtasun, has put forth a lot of effort to make this new opportunity possible. This first course is now serving as a test to later be evaluated and decide the feasibility of the proposal. It begins from zero knowledge of the language and students and teachers are also working hard on ...
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03/04/2021

Haize Hegoa celebrated 32 years on March 1st, one year after the increasing of Coronavirus cases in the southern cone, and with celebrating at the clubhouse made impossible, they held two events on social media. On the one hand, they asked their friends to define what the Basque club means to them in one word. In the list terms appeared like, “Family,” “Hugs,” and ...
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03/03/2021

Bitartean, a folk group from Hernani, includes both Basque and Argentine ingredients. Created in 2012, the group is comprised of Sebastian Ustarroz Dabadie, Garazi Navas Mundiñano, Ixiar Jauregi Loiarte and Haritz Ezeiza Zabala. “Four of us have connections to the Basque Diaspora, especially that in Argenitna,” they told EuskalKultura.eus. “Born on both sides of the ocean, we ...
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03/03/2021

The Basque Government’s Board approved the 2021 call for grants for individuals in dire need in Basque communities all around the world. As every year, the grants will be passed through Basque clubs and this year’s budget is the same as last years, or 202,000 Euros. The budget was passed yesterday and will be published in the Official Bulletin of the Basque Country in the coming days ...
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03/03/2021

Every year this is one of the dates marked in red on the calendars of young dantzaris in Argentina. It could have been a huge celebration as the event marks its 15th anniversary this year. However, “due to the health situation that still has not normalized in the city, nor the country,” the Denak Bat Basque Club in Cañuelas has decided not to carry out its traditional Dantzari Gathering on ...
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03/01/2021

The “Basque Country-USA: Evolution and Future Relationship,” workshop will take place this Tuesday and Thursday, March 2nd and 4th as part of the “Euskal Herria-Basque Country Internationalization and its Global Perspective” Seminar co-organized by the Telesforo Monzon eLab Idea Labratory, and the Sabino Arana Foundation. The idea is to promote mutual knowledge and build bridges between ...
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03/01/2021

Last week number 119 of Jazoera the Basque-Venezuelan newsletter corresponding to February 2021 was published coordinated from Caracas by Pedro Javier Arriaga Aguirre. It has two articles dedicated to Karmele Leizaola Azpiazu, a reference in journalistic design and layout in Venezuela who passed away in February in Madrid. Born in Donostia, she grew up personally and professionally in ...
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