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"Nobody Gave a Penny for Them": the Network of Women Who Challenged Francoism

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"Suspense can be synonymous with hope," reflects the Basque writer Katixa Agirre (Vitoria, 1981). The reader who delve into the pages of her new novel, Servei Interior (La Segona Perifèria/Tusquets), translated from Basque into Catalan by Pau Joan Hernández, knows perfectly well that the story does not end well, but the four protagonists trust until the last moment in a good ending. They are Bittori Etxeberria, Delia Lauroba, Itziar Mujika and T…
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"Suspense can be synonymous with hope," reflects the Basque writer Katixa Agirre (Vitoria, 1981). The reader who delve into the pages of her new novel, Servei Interior (La Segona Perifèria/Tusquets), translated from Basque into Catalan by Pau Joan Hernández, knows perfectly well that the story does not end well, but the four protagonists trust until the last moment in a good ending. They are Bittori Etxeberria, Delia Lauroba, Itziar Mujika and T…

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Ara.cat broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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