In his latest work, Critiques, self-criticisms, gestures and bridges, the recently deceased Sabino Ormazabal reviewed the harshest passages that violence has left in Euskal Herria since 1961 to the present day. The veteran journalist, writer and human rights activist emphasized the attitudes that, far from contributing to widening the open trenches in Basque society, deepened in empathy with the pain of others, in forgiveness and in the attempt …
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In his latest work, Critiques, self-criticisms, gestures and bridges, the recently deceased Sabino Ormazabal reviewed the harshest passages that violence has left in Euskal Herria since 1961 to the present day. The veteran journalist, writer and human rights activist emphasized the attitudes that, far from contributing to widening the open trenches in Basque society, deepened in empathy with the pain of others, in forgiveness and in the attempt …