Zumarraga Commemorates Day of Remembrance with Victims' Families

An act of remembrance and support for victims of terrorism and their families was held at the town hall.

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Generic image: a stone monument and a sequoia tree in the background.

The Zumarraga City Council today, November 10th, commemorated the Day of Remembrance with an event to remember and honor victims of terrorism, expressing support for their families.

The event began with a reception for the families at the entrance of the town hall, followed by the presentation of flowers. The families placed the flowers at the monolith next to the giant sequoia tree located at the rear of the building. After the floral offering, attendees observed a minute of silence and then applauded.
During the tribute, José María Pérez, Ramón Ledo, Isidro Echaniz, Iñaki Mendiluce, and Manuel Indiano, victims with ties to Zumarraga, were remembered.
The event concluded with a speech by the mayor, Mikel Serrano. The mayor recalled that this tribute has been held since 2010. He emphasized the importance of preserving the memory of the victims and supporting their families, recognizing them as a model of dignity and coexistence. He also underscored the commitment to memory, justice, and reparation.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Zumarraga (10/11/2026)