When we talk about terrorism, we always have TERRORISM in capital letters; we think of the great attacks, of the murdered people. It is logical. It is not difficult for us to try to put ourselves in the place of these families who suffer great human losses, or even in the place of those people who, not having lost their lives in the terrorist attack, carry physical and psychological consequences as a result of it, which It leads to greatly hinder the development of daily life. We do not realize that terrorism develops in many other ways in its final objective of instilling fear in society as a method of imposing a certain vision of things. Over the years in the Basque Country, other forms of terrorism have been carried out that have not been publicized, that have not been discussed,