The candidate for Deputy Maddalen Iriarte is committed to addressing the “real concerns and needs” of Gipuzkoan citizens. The candidate for mayor of San Sebastian, Juan Karlos Izagirre, wants to “restore the connection” between the city council and the citizens.
Euskaraz irakurri: Iriarte “sinetsita” dago EH Bildu izango dela Gipuzkoako lehen indarra
The candidate from EH Bildu to Deputy General of Gipuzkoa, Maddalen Iriarteis confident that its formation will be the first political force in the area after the May elections, as well as Juan Carlos Izagirrewho wants the . to recover Mayor’s Office of San Sebastian to deal with the “decoupling” of PNV and PSE from civilians.
In the act of presenting both as candidates, which took place this Sunday on the terraces of the Kursaal in San Sebastian, Izagirre was highly critical of the “management model” of jeltzales and socialists, whom he accused of being “disconnected” from citizenship. and from “ignoring” their “real and fundamental” needs. “U.S effort it is reconnect with citizenship and provide for their daily needs,” assured Izagirre.
Iriarte has defended that the “margin for improvement that is always there in politics” should be used “to deepen policies that guarantee the socio-economic future and the well-being of the people”, pointing out that to achieve this, “Gipuzkoa needs a different institutional reality”. He stressed that EH Bildu is the only guarantor for the implementation of the progressive and sovereign policies “that the majority of Gipuzkoa wants”.
The 59-year-old Basque parliamentarian, from San Sebastian, has commented that “the desire to contribute and the ambition” that led her six years ago to lead the EH Bildu lei to the Basque Parliament has now prompted her ” take the plunge to rule” de Diputación Guipuzcoan.
The candidate will work “from Basque and in Basque” for Gipuzkoa and also “for the freedom and sovereignty of the Basque people” against the “authoritarianism” of the Spanish and French governments.
Born also in 1963 as Iriarte, Izagirre has blamed the PNV and the PSE, “and especially Mayor Goia”, for “the serious problems” experienced by the residents of San Sebastián – he mentioned the high house prices and rents, the scarce public promotion of housing and the tourism model.
He stressed that “it is not merely a personal perception, but a collective one, one that goes far beyond the voters and supporters of EH Bildu, and even more so after what happened last summer”.
“We have ruled the city, even if someone wants to erase it. And we have done it differently in a difficult time and with unprecedented political and media pressure,” stressed the former mayor of San Sebastian, adding that they know all the neighborhoods. , all “strengths and weaknesses”, and that they strive to win the election to “turn the situation around” in the same way, “side by side with the neighbors”.
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Source: EITB
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