Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Basque National Liberation Movement (Basque: Euskal Nazio Askapenerako Mugimendua, \"ENAM\") is a term that encompasses all political, social and armed organizations which have as their goal the creation of a sovereign state which would include all of the Basque Country and Navarre, and be independent of France and Spain. Although this movement is currently synonymous with the separatist organisation ETA, it does have a history stretching back long before ETA's formation. The failure of politics to satisfy the desire many Basques have had for a return to self-governance, and the severe limitations imposed on the use of their language and expression of their culture by Franco, were contributory factors to the initiation of the latest armed conflict, headed by ETA.The people who have been imprisoned over the past 40 years have mostly been linked to this armed struggle and have been convicted of terrorist activities, or for belonging to or having belonged to ETA or other organisations linked to it. Many will have taken part in ETA's violent campaign, and some have been convicted of murder. A few have no connection to ETA."@en }
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- Basque_National_Liberation_Movement_Prisoners abstract "The Basque National Liberation Movement (Basque: Euskal Nazio Askapenerako Mugimendua, \"ENAM\") is a term that encompasses all political, social and armed organizations which have as their goal the creation of a sovereign state which would include all of the Basque Country and Navarre, and be independent of France and Spain. Although this movement is currently synonymous with the separatist organisation ETA, it does have a history stretching back long before ETA's formation. The failure of politics to satisfy the desire many Basques have had for a return to self-governance, and the severe limitations imposed on the use of their language and expression of their culture by Franco, were contributory factors to the initiation of the latest armed conflict, headed by ETA.The people who have been imprisoned over the past 40 years have mostly been linked to this armed struggle and have been convicted of terrorist activities, or for belonging to or having belonged to ETA or other organisations linked to it. Many will have taken part in ETA's violent campaign, and some have been convicted of murder. A few have no connection to ETA.".