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The Basque Country ([[Basque]]: Euskadi; [[Spanish]]: País Vasco) is an autonomous region in northern [[Spain]], containing the regions [[Álava]], [[Vizcaya]], and [[Guipúzcoa]]. The term ''Euskal Herria'' is used by Basque nationalists to refer to a wider Basque region (not all of which falls under the jurisdiction of the Spanish autonomous community) and includes part of south-western [[France]] and the Spanish region of [[Navarra]].  
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The '''Basque country''' ([[Basque]]: Euskadi; [[Spanish]]: País Vasco) is an autonomous region in northern [[Spain]], containing the regions [[Álava]], [[Vizcaya]], and [[Guipúzcoa]]. The term ''Euskal Herria'' is used by Basque nationalists to refer to a wider Basque region (not all of which falls under the jurisdiction of the Spanish autonomous community) and includes part of south-western [[France]] and the Spanish region of [[Navarra]].  
  
 
The terrorist group [[ETA]] has carried out numerous [[terrorist]] attacks in an effort to obtain an independent Basque country.
 
The terrorist group [[ETA]] has carried out numerous [[terrorist]] attacks in an effort to obtain an independent Basque country.

Revision as of 15:08, March 23, 2007

The Basque country (Basque: Euskadi; Spanish: País Vasco) is an autonomous region in northern Spain, containing the regions Álava, Vizcaya, and Guipúzcoa. The term Euskal Herria is used by Basque nationalists to refer to a wider Basque region (not all of which falls under the jurisdiction of the Spanish autonomous community) and includes part of south-western France and the Spanish region of Navarra.

The terrorist group ETA has carried out numerous terrorist attacks in an effort to obtain an independent Basque country.