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Role of Euskara
At present, Euskara has an important presence and it is the main language throughout the province of Gipuzkoa; the eastern half of Bizkaia; some districts in the north of Araba (Aramaiona valley); the north of Nafarroa; and almost all of the Continental Basque Country.
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Housing
Information about programmes and organisations which offer advice on housing in the Basque Autonomous Community, the Regional Community of Nafarroa and Iparralde.
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La organización judicial en Euskal Herria
Información detallada sobre la organización judicial en Hegoalde (Comunidad Autónoma Vasca y Comunidad Foral de Navarra) e Iparralde (parte norte de Euskal Herria).
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Marco Académico de Euskal Herria
El sistema educativo de Euskal Herria está divido entre tres administraciones vascas: la de la Comunidad Autónoma Vasca y la de la Comunidad Foral de Navarra en el estado español y la del Departamento de los Pirineos Atlánticos en el estado francés.
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Transport
Transport guide in Euskal Herria: Air transport, Road Transport and Railway network.
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Lanbide - Employment Service of the Autonomous Basque Community Government
Lanbide's aim is to facilitate job searches for the unemployed, lanbide.net provides a wide range of information, the possibility of uploading your curriculum vitae (resume), ask questions, search for specific information and vacancies, apply for jobs, as well as request an appointment for personalized orientation. It has four main areas.
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Osalan - Security and Health Labor Institute of the Autonomous Basque Community Government
Osalan, an autonomous organism that is part of the Department of Justice, Employment and Social Security of the Government of the Autonomous Basque Community, was created in order to coordinate and centralize in a sole organism all the actions that the Autonomous Basque Community is responsible for in the area of labor safety, hygiene, environment and health, with the final purpose of providing the hard-working population with effective content.
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