- María
Dolores González
Katarain (14 May 1954 – 10
September 1986), also
known as Yoyes, was an
iconic female leader of
armed Basque separatist group ETA...
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political violence. Also in 1986, in Ordizia, ETA
gunned down María
Dolores Katarain,
known as "Yoyes",
while she was
walking with her
infant son.
Yoyes was...
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Dolores Izaguirre de Ruiz (1891–1979),
Mexican First Lady María
Dolores Katarain (1954–1986),
Basque separatist leader Maria Dolores Malumbres (1931–2019)...
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consisting of a
fictionalized reconstruction of the life of María
Dolores Katarain (aka Yoyes), a
female member of ETA, who was
targeted by that organization...
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Yaben Zabala / Sp:
Zavala Zabaleta / Sp:
Zavaleta Zárate
Zatarain (or
Katarain)
Zelaia / Sp:
Celaya or
Zelaya (surname), and Celaá
Zorreguieta Zubillaga...
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collaborated on
second voice in "Recuerdo". The
album is
recorded in the
studies Katarain, in Azkarate,
between December 2005 and
January 2006. On 21
February 2008...
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composer and
Eurovision Song
Contest winner (1980, 1987) May 14 María
Dolores Katarain ("Yoyes"),
Spanish Basque separatist leader (d. 1986)
Peter J. Ratcliffe...
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activist María
Teresa González,
Venezuelan artist María
Dolores González
Katarain (1954-1986),
leader of
Basque separatist group ETA María
Merced González...
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state actions to
crack down on the
terrorist organization. María
Dolores Katarain had
become a part of ETA
leadership by the
early 1980s, but was killed...
- technicians, such as Jean Phocas, César Ibarretxe, Kaki
Arkarazo and
Angel Katarain, were
trained there. The
movement even
created its own rock management...
