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Spokesmen for the PNV had initiated secret informal contacts with the Herri Batasuna leadership a few weeks before HB’s Ruling Council were imprisoned in December 1997. During these secret meetings, which continued later with the new leadership, the PNV was provided with confidential information, according to which, for the first time in many years, within ETA and its political wing, there was a growing willingness to put an end to violence. For more details, see Mees, Nationalism, 119.
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The only exception was, at the end of the Spanish Civil War and during the following two decades in exile, the charismatic leadership of the first lehendakari José Antonio Aguirre, which de facto covered both the institutional and the party realm. See Ludger Mees, José Luis de la Granja, Santiago de Pablo, and José Antonio Rodríguez Ranz, La política como pasión: El lehendakari José Antonio Aguirre (1904–1960) (Madrid: Tecnos, 2014).
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Already in Nov. 2004, the Nationalist Left had launched the so-called “Declaration of Anoeta” in a meeting in San Sebastián, defending publicly the same idea of a two-track negotiation that the PNV presented in the above-mentioned Platform of October 2005.
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In 2001, 39% of the Basques in Euskadi considered “violence and terrorism” as their most important preoccupation. For 26%, it was “unemployment” and for 3%, it was self-government. In the survey of 2013, “violence and terrorism” was no longer mentioned, 65% placed unemployment on the top of their preoccupations, and 4% self-government
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In 2001, 39% of the Basques in Euskadi considered “violence and terrorism” as their most important preoccupation. For 26%, it was “unemployment” and for 3%, it was self-government. In the survey of 2013, “violence and terrorism” was no longer mentioned, 65% placed unemployment on the top of their preoccupations, and 4% self-government. See Euskobarómetro, Estudio periódico, 42-45.
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