Gernika Peace Agreement

The Gernika Peace Agreement was a 1988 agreement between the Spanish government and the Basque Country's political factions, aiming to promote peaceful coexistence and cultural recognition. It prioritized honoring Basque identity, language, and autonomy within Spain, moving away from conflict. The deal fostered political dialogue, increased regional self-government, and sought to resolve historical tensions through peaceful means, laying a foundation for greater stability and respect for Basque aspirations within Spain’s democratic framework.