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Seaska Has Made a Splash in Bayonne, to Be Heard in Paris
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The sounds of drums have once again been heard loudly in the streets of Bayonne. The students, teachers and parents of Seaska have held a drumbeat, the third in recent years, to ask the French Ministry of Education to provide them with the teaching positions they need for the upcoming school year. Basque activists and several elected officials from the Northern Basque Country have participated in the protest, such as Jean Rene Etxegarai, preside…
On May 21, six parliamentarians from the Northern Basque Country sent a letter to the French Minister of Education, Elisabeth Borne. In the letter, they lament that the jobs planned for the ikastolas are "too few" given the number of students present. Seaska will mobilize this Friday to express its complaint, beating drums through the streets of Bayonne.
Three deputies and several other senators. The Pyrenees-Atlantiques Department, which is part of the Northern Basque Country, sends its representatives to the Paris Legislative Assembly...
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