Pictured: “Free/Liberate Palestine!” In Basque.
I also saw a Palestine remix of Geurnika but it was high up on an industrial silo and I couldn’t get a good picture of it. 
Yesterday was spent exploring local communities and villages. It was pretty quiet because it was Sunday on an off season. I am limiting photos because I post my stuff on social media, so what is on hexbear is only on hexbear.
Basque word of the day: “Txirimiri” (Pronounced similar to Cheer-e-meer-e). The word describes the sound of a light drizzle. Similar to “sprinkling rain”.
Today I spoke with my Chinese classmate who asked me “Why do American’s hate their home and president so much, it’s not like the president lives in their house.”
“I could explain over coffee if you want, I’m interested in your perspective from China as well.”
So she gave me a cigarette and we had a conversation over lunch. She is from hongkong so her perspective was different towards the mainland government. (All government is bad, high taxes, etc.)
I was told that in China what most Chinese know about America was from television. I told her that what is seen is only true for rich Americans, but for everyone else we are a product to be used by the rich for profit. By the end of the conversation my poor classmate was just 
(She has friends who moved to America to start a business recently)
It was a productive conversation and I made a new friend! I’m going to meet up with her and her husband tomorrow and we’re going to go to the library.
Regarding Edit: You’re good! It’s interesting to learn about your culture and other European experiences.