The Parlamento Vasco marked the Day of Memory with a participatory floral tribute. A flame was kept alight throughout the day alongside the sculpture 'Brújula de medianoche' (Midnight Compass), which honours the victims.
The ceremony began at 9:00 AM in front of the sculpture created by Cristina Iglesias. Bakartxo Tejeria, the president of the Parlamento Vasco, led the event, which was attended by Imanol Pradales, the lehendakari (president of the Basque Government), members of the parliamentary board, spokespersons from various parliamentary groups, and numerous government councillors from the Basque Government.
A participatory floral offering took place while the piece 'Lurraren pean sar nindaiteke' by Aita Donostia was played. Following this, a minute of silence was observed. The event concluded with the performance of 'Agur Jaunak eta Andreak'. Both pieces were performed by a string and wind trio consisting of Iñaki Palacios on txistu, Maite Colas on violin, and Alejandro Saul on cello.
The doors of the Parlamento Vasco remained open throughout the day, inviting the public to participate in the floral tribute.