In recent years moderate Spanish Basque nationalists have sought even greater autonomy for the region. The Basque parliament approved a plan for "free association" with Spain in 2004, but it failed to win the approval of the Spani...
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These polls did not cover Navarre, where support for Basque nationalist ... member now turned anti-nationalist author Jon Juaristi contends that ETA's goal ...
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ETA grew out of the Basque Nationalist Party (Partido Nacionalista Vasco; PNV), which was founded in 1894 and which managed to survive, though illegally, under the fascist regime of Francisco Franco by maintaining its headquarters in exile in Paris and keeping quietly out of sight in Spain.
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Left-wing nationalist students broke away from the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) on 31 Jul 1959 to form ETA, which has used terror since 1968 to further its campaign for an independent Basque state. ... Initially ETA sought its goals through political means, but within a decade it resorted to violence. The group's...
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The last attempt made by ETA to resolve the confrontation by dialogue happened in 1989 when the former Socialist government held talks with ETA. Talks, boycotted by the Basque Nationalist Party, began in Algiers but ended after just one month when the government broke the preliminary agreement.
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This is important to the study as the goal of the research is to identify the social ... In 1959, young Basque activists created Euskadi Ta Akatasuna (ETA), ...
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There are Basque nationalist parties with similar goals as those of ETA (namely, independence) but who openly reject their violent means. They are: EAJ-PNV, Eusko Alkartasuna, Aralar and, in the Northern Basque Country, Abertzaleen Batasuna.
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ETA. ETA summary with 35 pages of encyclopedia entries, research information, and more. ... The Basque Government and several Nationalist town halls grant money on humanitarian reasons for relatives to visit prisoners. The long road trips had caused accidental deaths that are protested against by ETA supporters.
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Last month, Canada extradited another Basque nationalist, Jose Joaquin Oleaga, who was charged with the same crime as Etxeberria. Soon after, a Spanish court absolved Oleaga and dropped the charges. ... Venezuela has previously extradited two presumed ETA militants in 2002. Juan Víctor Galarza Mendiola and Sebastián...
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