Elkarri
Sign in to savethumb|right|Elkarri banner at a 1994 protest in Bilbao
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- social movement
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- Spain
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- Elkarri oraintxe dugu aukera 1994.jpg
- Political ideology
- Basque nationalism
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- Elkarri
- inception
- 1992-00-00
- facet of
- Basque conflict
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thumb|right|Elkarri banner at a 1994 protest in Bilbao
Elkarri (Basque: "One to the Other" or "Mutually") was an organization that sought a peaceful resolution of the Basque conflict. == Background == Formed in 1992, its founders were members of the Basque National Liberation Movement who had become disillusioned with political violence. As its membership grew, it encompassed other political viewpoints, eventually moving towards the moderate nationalism of the Basque Nationalist Party and Eusko Alkartasuna. In 2000 Elkarri had about 2500 members and 13 full-time employees.
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