Former Spanish prime minister José Rodríguez Zapatero talks to EL PAÍS about the events leading up to the organization’s decision to terminate its campaign of violence
Historic declaration puts an end to the organization 59 years after it first launched its violent campaign for Basque independence
The regional leader speaks to EL PAÍS about the legacy of the terrorist organization ahead of the announcement of its historic dissolution
After decades of avoiding responsibility for its victims’ pain, Friday’s statement expresses contrition
The Basque terrorist group is seeking to “strengthen the credibility” of the announcement, expected in late May or early June
Civic revolt over July 1997 murder of Miguel Ángel Blanco was a watershed moment in fight against terrorism
Basque pro-independence terror group will reveal location of arms caches to French authorities
Four years have passed since the organization announced a definitive end to violence
Historians’ report commissioned by regional government debunks terrorist group's claim
With the terrorist group’s activities seemingly over, civic groups say their job is done
The terrorist group, its political wing and the Spanish government are all at odds over disarmament
After meeting with verification commission members, the terrorists packed their arsenal away
Basque premier urges government to respond positively to terrorist organization’s statement
Urkullu proposed formation of cross-party group to discuss disbanding of the terrorist group
The disappearance of the Basque terrorist group is meaning the loss of the political right's practical whole raison d’être
‘Abertzale’ left takes control of prisoners’ affairs after detentions against legal support team
Urkullu expected to meet prime minister this week after his PNV party threw weight behind pro-inmate protest
Collective releases statement giving 527 inmates go-ahead to begin negotiating early release
Forty years ago this week, the dictator's heir apparent, Carrero Blanco, was assassinated The terrorist organization was responsible for the bombing, which left a huge crater in its wake
Left-wing sources say move points to imminent announcement of intention to disarm
'Abertzale' groups have been at loggerheads with ETA over how to manage peace
Sortu confident that terrorist prisoners will seek social rehabilitation
Second San Sebastián conference proposes concessions for terrorist inmates
Commission will shut down unless terrorist organization can reach a comprehensive agreement with the Spanish government
EL PAÍS has put forward 10 reforms that would transform the country Leading intellectuals share their thoughts on this "Second Transition"
The Ajuria Enea Pact was signed by nationalist and non-nationalist groups on January 12, 1988
One year on since the Socialists' election defeat and Zapatero´s exit from politics The former PM looks back on his achievements and failures