:17:01
we can only move forward.
It's senseless to go back
:17:04
because how can we explain
what we've done?
:17:06
It's the definition of fascism.
:17:08
Why do the military
have to stay in the barracks?
:17:11
They have the guns. They can't
have the right to speak as well.
:17:15
These people want both things.
:17:18
What's being debated isn't
nationalism or non-nationalism.
:17:21
It's civilization or barbarity.
:17:24
The so-called democratic nationalism
should have realized that,
:17:28
and fought with all its means
against that horror.
:17:31
When someone is assassinated
in this country
:17:34
a part of what we are
is shattered.
:17:38
Philosopher
:17:42
Journalist
:17:46
Journalist, editor and writer
:17:50
Journalist
:17:55
There is a line of thought
:17:57
that only the nationalist
extreme left-wing
:18:00
can obtain a total liberation
of the Basque Country.
:18:03
When a society accepts that, given
there are political problems,...
:18:07
It's pathological.
:18:08
violence is justified,
:18:10
it's impossible to make thatjump
:18:12
without first suffering
a moral collapse.
:18:15
It's as if the intelligence
were confused by patriotic emotion.
:18:21
It isn't true that
ETA is the only conflict.
:18:23
Even if ETA didn't exist,
and in fact before ETA existed,
:18:26
there was conflict.
:18:28
Perhaps terrorism is a product
of those unresolved questions.
:18:33
Euskal Herria is the name used
:18:35
to encompass the 7 provinces,
:18:39
3 in France,
:18:41
and the 4 in Spain which are
:18:43
the 3 in the Autonomous Basque
Community, or Euskadi,
:18:46
and Navarre,
:18:47
which has its own autonomy.
:18:50
Historian and writer
:18:53
Secretary General of
the Union of the People of Navarre
:18:57
Historian