Eibar will commemorate the Day of Memory on November 10th, a day dedicated to remembering victims of terrorism and violence. On this occasion, the City Council has organized two institutional events open to the public to pay tribute to the victims and reaffirm the collective commitment to peace, coexistence, and human rights.
The first event will take place at 1:30 PM in Unzaga Square, where a minute of silence will be observed in memory of all victims. Subsequently, around 1:35 PM, a tribute will be held in the main courtyard of the City Hall, including a floral offering.
“"Memory is a collective responsibility. Remembering all victims, recognizing the suffering they endured, and showing them our respect is a democratic obligation. We cannot allow the passage of time to erase what happened or let the suffering of any victim be forgotten."
“"Coexistence is built on respect, empathy, and the defense of human rights. We have a responsibility to convey to new generations that no idea, difference, or claim can ever justify the use of violence. A society at peace needs memory, recognition, and commitment to democratic values."
The Eibar City Council invites all citizens to participate in these events and join this collective exercise of remembrance and recognition.
