Basque nationalism

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Basque nationalism is a political and cultural movement advocating for the recognition, autonomy, or independence of the Basque people and their distinct identity in regions spanning northern Spain and southwestern France.

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Basque nationalism canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf independence movement
nationalist movement
political ideology
social movement
appliesToEthnicGroup Basque people
linked to: Basques
associatedWithRegion Autonomous Community of the Basque Country
linked to: Basque Country

Chartered Community of Navarre
French Basque Country
emergedInCentury 19th century
emergedInCountry Spain
hasCulturalOrganization Euskaltzaindia
Eusko Ikaskuntza
hasHistoricalEvent Francoist repression of Basque culture
Spanish Civil War
Statute of Autonomy of Navarre (1982)
Statute of Autonomy of the Basque Country (1979)
ceasefire and disbanding of ETA
linked to: Basque conflict
hasHistoricalFigure Jose Antonio Aguirre
Sabino Arana
Telesforo Monzón
hasIdeologicalCurrent Christian democratic nationalism
left-wing nationalism
moderate nationalism
radical nationalism
hasKeyConcept Basque identity
cultural preservation
independence
linguistic rights
political autonomy
self-determination
hasMainRegion Basque Country
Navarre
Northern Basque Country
hasParamilitaryOrganization ETA
hasPoliticalGoal control over regional taxation
federal restructuring of Spain
greater autonomy within Spain
independence of the Basque Country
protection of Basque language
recognition of Basques as a nation
hasPoliticalParty Basque Nationalist Party
Batasuna
EAJ-PNV
EH Bildu
Eusko Alkartasuna
Sortu
hasSymbol Ikurriña
Lauburu
influencedBy Carlism
linked to: Carlists

Romantic nationalism
regionalism in Spain
locatedIn France
Spain
Western Europe
opposes French centralism
Spanish centralism
relatedMovement Catalan nationalism
Galician nationalism
seeksToPreserve Basque folklore
Basque toponymy
Basque traditional culture
supports decentralization
official status for Basque language
regional self-government
usesLanguage Basque language
linked to: Basque

French language
Spanish language
linked to: Spanish

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Basque Statute of Autonomy (1936) relatedTo Basque nationalism
Ikurriña symbolOf Basque nationalism
Juntas of Gernika hasInfluenced Basque nationalism