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July 6, 2026 - during the opening of the San Fermin festival in Iruña (Pamplona, Spain), tons of participants raised Palestinian flags or anti-zionist banners, and chanted anti‑zionist slogans including “Stop the genocide,” “Dismantle Israel,” and “Zionists are not welcome”. [video]
camino frances / pamplona
© 2023 Yiannis Krikis
Torre de vigilancia fortificada, muralla de la ciudad, Pamplona, Navarra
1974 Spain, Pamplona
Pamplona (Iruñea), Navarra (Nafarroa), Baszkföld (Euskal Herria) 2020 jan. 12.
Pamplona. Bilbao ❤️
I Paesi Baschi sono pieni di bandiere della Palestina
In the Basque Country, flags - either the Basque Ikurriña or the Palestinian banner - are a frequent sight from balconies and windows. Etxera ⇔it’s a slogan of political solidarity linked to the Basque prisoners’ rights movement. It literally means “homeward” or “to home” in Basque. In this political context, it’s shorthand for “Euskal Presoak Etxera” - “Basque prisoners home”.
It’s part of a long-running campaign demanding that Basque prisoners (mostly ETA-related) be brought back to prisons closer to their families in the Basque Country, instead of being dispersed across Spain and France. The two arrows symbol represents that idea of return or transfer - movement back home. #my photos
