Overview
- The 24th Korrika, a pro–Basque language relay organized by AEK, finished in Bilbao after 11 days covering about 2,180 kilometers with 3,436 baton-holders.
- Inland Gipuzkoa turned out in force, with late-night runs, colored flares, and local groups such as Lekittoko Deabruak carrying the baton through towns like Bergara.
- Victims' organizations condemned images of ETA prisoners shown at several points on the route, prompting the Basque Government to call the displays painful.
- An earlier decision to exclude the CC OO trade union sparked criticism over who is allowed to participate in the march.
- Organizers plan a post-event assessment that follows calls to keep future editions broad and unifying without hurting victims.