Five years after armed separatist group Eta declared a permanent ceasefire, Basque journalist Alberto Letona is still wondering when the dialogue will begin.
Five years after Eta quit violence, the Basque separatist group has yet to dissolve but it poses little threat and authorities have shifted their focus to fight jihadists, says Spain's chief anti-terrorism prosecutor.
Basque separatist group Eta criticised Spain and France on Tuesday for failing to reach the kind of peace agreement with it that Colombia did with the leftist FARC rebel force.
Few issues marked Spain's recent history as much as the violence of Basque separatist group Eta, but it
was only when peace finally came that this bloody period made its way into films without taboo.
A prominent former Eta member credited with helping to move the armed Basque separatists away from violence was barred Wednesday from running in regional elections next month.
A Spanish court has found the lead vocalist of a rap rock band not guilty of glorifying terrorism when he joked about attacks carried out by Basque separatist group Eta and other radical groups on Twitter.
A convicted member of Basque separatist group ETA arrested in Switzerland in April is refusing to be extradited as she claims she was tortured in Spain.
A Spanish court sentenced a member of the Basque separatist group Eta to 92 years in prison over a failed plot to kill Spain’s king at the opening of Bilbao’s Guggenheim Museum in 1997.
Thousands of people marched in Bilbao in northern Spain on Sunday calling for the return of prisoners from the armed Basque separatist group Eta being held outside the region.
Militant Basque separatist group Eta called on Sunday for peace talks with the Spanish and French governments and the return of Eta prisoners to the northern Basque region.
Thousands of people in the heart of Spain's Basque country gave a hero's welcome on Saturday to a veteran separatist leader, following his release after more than six years behind bars.
The Guardia Civil helped a group of former members of the terror group Eta, which is responsible for killing more than 200 officers on the Spanish force.
A veteran Basque leader and former member of the armed separatist group Eta credited with helping end violence in the northern Spanish region vowed on Tuesday to keep pushing for peace after he was released from jail.
A Basque leader and former member of the armed separatist group Eta who is credited with helping end violence in the northern Spanish region will be released from jail on Tuesday.
Two puppeteers detained for allegedly "glorifying terrorism" with a play on words on Eta during a show asked to be freed Monday, as controversy over the case mounted.
Four suspected members of the Basque separatist organisation Eta accused of planning missile attacks in 2001 on a plane carrying then prime minister Jose Maria Aznar were acquitted on Wednesday.
Few cities have savoured peace in recent times as much as Spain's San Sebastian, which becomes European culture capital just a few years after Basque separatist group Eta ended decades of killings and kidnappings.
More than 30 Basque nationalists on trial in a high-security facility near Madrid were spared jail Wednesday, after signing a judicial deal in which they admitted their links to the armed Eta group.
Tens of thousands protested in Bilbao, northern Spain calling for the return of more than 400 prisoners linked to the Basque separatist group Eta who are being held outside the region.
Four suspected members of Eta are on trial accused of making three attempts to shoot down the plane of José María Aznar using a surface to air missile.
A trial of 35 members of Basque separatist parties including Batasuna, the banned political wing of
the armed Eta group, got underway on Thursday in Spain after being repeatedly postponed.
A Spanish judge on Tuesday charged five suspected former leaders of the Basque terrorist group Eta with crimes against humanity for attacks which killed 12 people since 2004.
Four years after it renounced violence, the Basque terrorist group breathes its last without dissolving, while many hope a change in government in Madrid will finally turn the page on decades of conflict.
Armed Basque separatist group Eta said it "maintains its commitment" to peace, according to a statement published on Wednesday after the arrest of two of its political leaders in France last week.
