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we go to the legal situation, the Spanish constitution states that all citizens are required to know Spanish . Yes, on the other hand, the statute of autonomy does not provide for the right to speak in Basque or Spanish in the autonomous community. Therefore, the Spanish constitution must be respected and speaking Basque is a right

. Yes, indeed, the consumer law in the autonomous community states in its article 12 that consumers have the right to be Basque-language consumers. This means that we have the right to be immersed in Basque wherever we go . This clearly improves the employability of both workers . This means that Basque speakers should find it easier to get a

job if a client is able to speak Basque . Yes, uh, if we turn to Navarre there, uh, according to the Navarrese decree. Well, linguistic policy is defined, it is divided into zones and the north, Navarre, would be the Basque-speaking area. Then the central area would be the mixed environment and the southern area would

be the Spanish-speaking environment. Yes, the Basque language of the Aiparraldeen does not have any official recognition, although attempts are being made today. In addition, Euskoitza is carrying out a strategic plan to make Basque a living language, called the strategic plan aroa, in which it has detected areas of influence. These are leisure and sports, the

digital environment, the public and private economic sphere, and expanding the opportunities for creating and consuming content in Basque. Well, that has a clear connection to the cycles offered here, whether it's the sport itself or the digital environment, whether it's marketing or image. Yes, this is where creating video games in Basque comes into play