Echeveste is part of the municipal government of Irun as the deputy for Equality and Euskera. Presenting his candidacy, he emphasized that “he is committed to a more egalitarian and sustainable model of territory”.
the irunsa Watch Echeveste presented his candidacy for the primaries of this Thursday We can Euskadic for the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa. As he explained, he has taken the step to introduce himself as the regional candidacy leader because he believes he “has the support of his colleagues in achieving the long-awaited change in the territorial model, which is adapted to the real needs of citizenship and lays the foundation for a more egalitarian, feminist and ecological society”.
Etxebeste, who appeared before the media today in San Sebastián, presents himself within the framework of the Bat Egin Podemos project. “An open and inclusive project that aims to provide citizens with a territorial model that defends the social majorities,” he emphasized.
Echeveste is 40 years old and graduated in translation and interpretation of Basque, Spanish and English from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), and is currently a member of the Municipal Council of Irun as a delegate for Equality and Basque. Now he wants to put all his experience “at the service of his territory, of Gipuzkoa”.
Striving to lead the regional board assures it will rule to “ensure that Gipuzkoa moves towards a more egalitarian and sustainable model, improve care for dependents and the elderly, promote connections between municipalities and public services to leave Gipuzkoa behind.” two-speed revolving and the emptying of rural areas”.
On the other hand, the purple formation also confirmed that Victor Lassa will be the candidate for the candidacy of Podemos for the city council of Donostia. In his presentation, the man from San Sebastian indicated that “his goal is to promote a paradigm shift in Donostia, where the citizen becomes the real protagonist in deciding what we understand by economic development, sustainability and the tourism model”.
In this sense, it “proposes a clear and defined course to make Donostia a world reference in all dimensions of sustainability: environmental, economic, social and cultural”. After spending several years abroad, he returned to his hometown to apply and adapt his “education and experience to the needs of the city, with the hope and vocation of making citizens the real protagonists of Donostia’s development”.
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