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Gizarte KORRIKA

Smiling, but especially proud Euskara Trebiñu traveled up to start Korrika 17. The boot was one of the most moving in living memory, perhaps because that our language is used to dealing with the difficulties. The hundreds of "euskalakaris" who came did not stop repeating "Trebiñun euskaraz!" While watching Edurne Brouard enter the message in the control.

The ikurriña watched from the steeple of the church in the small square Trebiñu. Shyly waved to the sound of the breeze that tried unsuccessfully

refresh almost 30 degrees. She also hoped, vigilant, at 17.30. At that time, took the witness Edurne Brouard hitherto tranquil resting on a chair. In the anxious gaze of hundreds of people, Brouard him up in the air, strong, and opened its lid. In his back pocket pulled out the message carefully wrapped with a thin red tie. With an emotion that he found it impossible to conceal, introduced the precious message inside. "Aurrera! Korrika! "He shouted, as in every edition. Korrika 17 was then a reality.

Pilar Ansotegi "Pilutxi 'of Gutxisolo Euskara Elkartea, grabbed the baton for the first kilometer walk this small local cultural association had purchased. "Because we are in Euskal Herria and because we love Euskara Korrika gora! Euskalduna Trebiñu Gora! "Proclaimed before taking the first steps.

After the head of the march, ran Trebiñu neighbors, Argantzun, and also of Navarre, Gipuzkoa or Soule. People running alone or with children, young and not so young, pregnant women, even some couples who pushed a chair with twin arm while holding the third.

Main Street, which splits the town, was the main aisle of the crowd. At once, appeared the first hill. On one side lay Brouard, building drying, in addition to the brow, the emotion contained. "It is impossible not to get excited that she confessed. We [Korrika], born to die and the sooner we die, the greater our success. " Then, when the march in favor of Euskara spent a better life, it's time to "run to enjoy," according to coordinator Korrika.

Information taken from: http://www.gara.net/paperezkoa/20110408/258841/es/