Bizkaia’s general representative says the project is “in line with something essential: sustainability” and says the foundation for future specifications will be ready by the end of the year. He confirms that, after 10 years in the Diputación, he has decided to move away from “the first political line”.
Euskaraz irakurri: Guggenheim Fundazioak “begi onez” ikusten du Urdaibairen proiektua, Rementeriaren esanetan
The Deputy General of Biscay, Unai Rementeriabelieves that the Solomon R. Guggenheim “sounds very good to him” the extension of the museum in Urdaibai, although he has confessed that during the celebration of the Bilbao art gallery’s 25th anniversary “it is not time” to talk about this project. “It’s behind the scenes, they don’t know it perfectly and it sounds great to them because it aligns with something that is essential: durability,” he said.
In an interview given to the Radio Euskadi program “Boulevard”, the first since the announcement that will not stand for re-election As a candidate for the PNV, the jeltzale politician has assured that after 10 years in the foral government (eight as deputy general), he has decided to distance himself from “the frontline of politics”. “It’s good that fresh air is coming in, so that Bizkaia can continue,” he defended, assuring that Elixabete Etxanobe is the best candidate “not only because she is a woman, but also because she is an excellent person and a very good professional. “.
Finally, he defended his star project, the tunnel under the river, which with a budget of 420 million euros will “take the traffic out of the metropolis”. “So that in the city you can only go by public transport, bicycle and slipper, you have to get rid of traffic, clear your heart, because a car is coming, be it electric or hydrogen,” he explained. .
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