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The november edition of the EHJ newsletter will be out next week and
include the following:

Article
Prisoners-for-peace: France joins Spain in pseudo peace process
EHJ's report on the latest developments following the ETA truce

Interview
Ina Davant's interview with Marcos Irizarri, a Basque-American playwright
who was a political prisoner in Chile

Article
Chillida, the Conquistador
The Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida's destructive project on the Canary
Islands' Tindaya Mountain -- part of the Canary government's tourist
megaproject on Tindaya. By the Arrano's Bastards

Prison Notes/CPEH Activities/Announcements

Please note the Euskal Herria Journal is no longer published by the Basque
Congress for Peace.  As of November 1, EHJ is published by the Arrano's
Bastards Group, a member of the Basque Congress for Peace.


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The Euskal Herria Journal (EHJ) was created to provide the Internet
community with information about the conflict between Euskal Herria and
France/Spain  often ignored by the international media, and promote
self-determination for the Basque people and the necessity to end the
crisis through political negotiations.

On Saturday, July 18, 1997 (the 61st anniversary of fascist Gen. Franco's
coup d'etat against the democratically elected government of the Spanish
Second Republic). the Institute for Global Communications (IGC) suspended
the EHJ website "for review", after a virulent "e-mail bombing" attack
promoted from Spain by political forces who opposed EHJ reports on the
Basque resistance movement.   To this date, IGC's Executive Director Marci
Lockwood, mlockwood@igc.org, has not answered our request to have the
website restored.

Here are the mirror sites:
http://www.freespeech.org/~ehj (updated)
http://osis.ucsd.edu/~ehj
http://www.contrast.org/mirrors/ehj/

EHJ urges you to learn more about  Euskal Herria (Basque Country in the
Basque language) and ways to help promote self-determination and other
human rights.   The EHJ webpage has documented information about the
culture, history and politics of  Euskal Herria. It also has a news
section updated weekly, articles, interviews, video and audio archives.

EHJ is a member of the Basque Congress for Peace (CPEH).

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