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Saturday, 7.4.2009

The government of Aragon postpones again the Languages Act

Date: 01/07/2009

In spite of opposition by the Aragonese Party (PAR), PSOE (Spanish Labour) had announced its intention of presenting a bill in Aragon’s Parliament today · Cultural organizations from Aragon have been pushing for a law defending the country’s own languages –Catalan and Aragonese– for years. [+]

  • Peoples and nations today: Ossetia

    Date: 12/06/2009

    DOSSIER. For many, the Ossetian nation became known during the summer of 2008, when the 'de facto' independent republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia sparked off war between Russia and Georgia. Above all, Ossetians have a distinct language and culture stretching across the Caucasus Mountains, an identity that differs from the traditional view based on a mere appendix of the Russian Federation within Georgia [+]

  • Peoples and nations today: Basque Country

    Date: 29/05/2009

    DOSSIER. The Basque Country stretches far beyond the current territory known as Euskadi or Basque Autonomous Community. Euskal Herria –literally, “the country of the Basque language”– is divided into 7 territories: Biscay, Guipuzcoa, Alava and Navarre, all of them under Spanish rule, and Low Navarre, Lapurdi and Zuberoa or Iparralde, under French administration. The coining of the famous pro-Basque slogan Zazpiak bat (the seven ones [are] one), which calls for the unification of the Basque nation beyond state borders, was due to such administrative division. [+]

  • Collective rights of peoples, in Europe through the voice of pro-sovereignty and pro-independence parties (1)

    Date: 22/05/2009

    DOSSIER. Ahead of the European parliamentary elections, Nationalia offers a summary of the main nationalist parties representing European stateless nations. Far from being a thorough account, the outlook just aims at listing some of the parties committed to turn Europe into a union of peoples and a space of diversity [+]


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