Overview
- This week marks the 15th anniversary of ETA's 2011 announcement that it would stop armed activity, a moment outlets call a clear turning point for the Basque Country.
- El Diario Vasco is publishing a 24-page commemorative supplement that reviews the end of ETA and the social and political changes in Euskadi since then.
- El Correo published opinion commentary arguing that the expected 'peace dividend'—more investment, jobs and faster economic recovery—has not clearly materialized.
- Coverage stresses the heavy human and economic cost of decades of ETA violence, naming victims and tracing how those losses shaped public life and local politics.
- Regional editors say the anniversary is driving renewed debates about memory, reconciliation and policy, and those debates could influence future victim support and economic planning.