On the 30th anniversary of the 26 women who jumped from their basement hideout into the Hondarribia parade, we spoke with Ixabel Alkain Etxeberria about courage, terror, violence, hatred, black plastic, applause and achievements. During the most difficult years of the Jaizkibel peer company, Alkain was the captain: "Despite everything being against us, we have done a great job and we must give ourselves credit for these flowers."
Interview: Mik…
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On the 30th anniversary of the 26 women who jumped from their basement hideout into the Hondarribia parade, we spoke with Ixabel Alkain Etxeberria about courage, terror, violence, hatred, black plastic, applause and achievements. During the most difficult years of the Jaizkibel peer company, Alkain was the captain: "Despite everything being against us, we have done a great job and we must give ourselves credit for these flowers."
Interview: Mik…