Abstract
The general elections of Spanish republican period confirm a novelty, the consolidation of Basque nationalism in rural areas. Among the reasons for this success is the appearance of the peasant association called Euzko Nekazari Bazkuna (ENB, Basque Peasants Federation) in 1933 in Guipuzcoa. This article’s aim is to analyze the relationship between ENB, the PNV and Solidaridad de Trabajadores Vascos, also extending the field of study to the province of Vizcaya, where in 1935 Euzko Nekazari Alkartasuna (Solidarity of Basque Peasants) was formed. It also seeks to emphasize the fact that this associative proposal only succeed when peasants decided to group by themselves.
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