El correo español del pais vasco

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Since the 1970s, El Correo has been the target of ETA’s actions, suffering attacks against its facilities on several occasions,[4] including the assassination of its director Javier de Ybarra y Bergé in 1977.[5] During this period, writers such as Azorín, Valle-Inclán or Pío Baroja collaborated with the newspaper.

During this period, writers of the generation of ’98 collaborated with the newspaper, such as Azorín, Valle-Inclán or Pío Baroja, as well as Julio Camba, José María Salaverría, Concha Espina or Pedro Mourlane Michelena.

In 1945, the Echevarría and Bergareche families, publishers of the now defunct El Noticiero Bilbaíno, joined the publishing company. In 1947 they acquired most of the Guipuzcoan El Diario Vasco, recovered the part appropriated by the Falangists, and became Bilbao Editorial.

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Juan de la Cruz Elizondo (1879-1940) would go on to direct, from the Donostia newspaper, the Biscayan one, which would be the mouthpiece of the Conservative Party, led by Antonio Maura (1853-1925), of which Fernando de Ybarra (1875-1936) was its president in the province. It would compete with the also Catholic La Gaceta del norte (1901-1987), of Editorial Vizcaya, S.A. (constituted in 1904), which was controlled by the Urquijo Ybarra family, cousins of the Ybarra de la Revilla family, but with an anti-dynastic Vaticanist orientation; it would also be critical of the newspaper that was the mouthpiece of the Basque Nationalist Party: Euzkadi (Bilbao: 1913-1939).

In December 1939 the new publishing company Sociedad Anónima El Pueblo Vasco de Bilbao was established, whose president was José María Zayas y Lafarga; vice-president, Pedro Galíndez Vallejo; managing director, Javier de Ybarra Bergé (1913-1977), son of the founder of the newspaper, Gabriel de Ybarra de la Revilla; and as board members, Luis María de Ybarra Oriol and José María de Areilza, among others. Santiago Nadal Gaya (1909-1974) was appointed director, being replaced at the beginning of 1940 by Joaquín Zuazagoitia Azcorra (1892-1971). The ideological diversity of the up to nineteen Basque newspapers during the Republican period -nine of them only in Vizcaya-, the Franco regime will transmute them into an ideological monopoly and almost a business oligopoly.

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Thousands of people participated this afternoon in the demonstration called by EH Bildu under the slogan ‘Lortu arte. Euskal Herria of free and equal’, in which the coalition has advocated building a “historic bloc for a “new leadership in the country” that promotes a “sovereign and independent nation”.

The Basque Agency of Meterology, Euskalmet, predicts for this Sunday a day that will dawn with cloudy skies of medium and high clouds and fog will form in some points. Throughout the day the clouds will increase and in the afternoon the sky will be very cloudy with rainfall that will especially affect the Cantabrian slope. At night the showers could also affect southern points.

The Basque Association of Chemical Companies, AVEQ-Kimika, with the collaboration of the Basque Government, will carry out on November 22, 23 and 24 five exercises of activation of the chemical emergency siren network that will affect Muskiz, Abanto-Zierbena, Zierbena, Santurtzi, Lantarón and Hernani.

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Thousands of people have demonstrated in Bilbao in favor of the independence of the Basque Country. The march, called by EH-Bildu, has also had the support of other formations such as the BNG, Esquerra Republicana or the CUP.

The Minister of Finance is meeting today, separately, with Elkarrekin Podemos-Izquierda Unida and Partido Popular + Ciudadanos to try to reach an agreement that will allow a broader support to the Basque Government budgets for 2022.

103 municipalities with an incidence of more than 150 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, in which more than 700,000 people live, are affected by the new guidelines of the Basque Government. They have been asked to suspend or postpone mass events, which may involve crowds of people.

The trial for the murder of Meguette, presumed murdered by her partner, continues. The testimony of a social educator dismantles the argument of the accused that the two daughters of both did not see what happened.

Today is the second session of the trial for the murder of Maguette, the young Senegalese woman who was allegedly stabbed by her partner. In yesterday’s interrogations, the accused acknowledged that he had killed her.