Aberri Eguna

Aberri Eguna, or "Day of the Homeland," is an annual celebration held on Easter Sunday by the Basque community, primarily in Spain and France. It commemorates the Basque identity and culture, promoting nationalism and regional pride. Established in 1932, it involves various activities such as parades, cultural performances, and political speeches. The day emphasizes the Basque language, traditions, and the aspiration for greater autonomy or recognition, reflecting the community's desire for self-determination while fostering unity among Basques worldwide.