The coalition formed by Podemos, IU, Batzarre and independent proponents at the beginning of the political course to overcome “decaffeinated proposals” and make a commitment to “democratize energy”.
Euskaraz irakurri: Zurekin Nafarroa koalizioak Foru Erkidegoan energia enpresa publiko bat sortzea bultzatuko du
the coalition With you Navarra-Zurekin Nafarroaformed by Podemos, IU, Batzarre and independents, presented last July, the political course begins with a parliamentary initiative create in the Foral community a public energy company. This has been explained by the coordinator of Podemos in Navarra, begona alfaro and the general coordinator of IUN, Carlos Guzmanat the press conference they offered this morning in Pamplona.
This is a measure that is included in the government’s programmatic agreement and in the Foral law on climate change and “we are already too late”, warned Alfaro, who has defended the adoption of structural measures such as this public company for the control from energy since production to distribution.
“We are not going to swallow green capitalism,” he declared, adding that we must… effort Not only for renewable energy as the basis of this joint-stock company, but also by energy communitiesfor which he has claimed “legal certainty, tax incentives and financial support”, through the Navarra Institute of Finance.
He also defended a municipal pact for sustainability and the environment that covers all possible areas and promotes social awareness and energy saving.
For Alfaro, it is necessary to overcome the “decaffeinated proposals” and make a commitment to “democratize energy” when its “exorbitant price” has become “the biggest street-level concern”, not only because of the cost, but also because of the inflation it has caused.
According to Contigo Navarra, there is an “imperative need” to act in this direction “not to leave a basic good in private hands” when “the end of the energy oligopoly is not the public interest but usury”.
Along with this public energy company initiative to be presented in the coming days, the coalition plans to other initiatives on housing, education, social and labor rights, taxation and health care, in particular primary care, to prevent the impact of the pandemic on middle class, workers and vulnerable people.
In addition, as Carlos Guzmán noted, Contigo Navarra will be preparing for election manifesto and for this they plan to meet with different civil society groups to collect their proposals.
At the same time, the presentation of the coalition will continue in several cities in Navarra, a point that Guzmán has taken advantage of to encourage as many people as possible to participate in this new political project to join them.
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