According to the general secretary of the Basque PP, the contracts of all administrations, including those of the Basque government, should be reviewed. On the other hand, in response to Andoni Ortuzar, he described comparing the situations of the Ukraine, the Sahara and the Basque Country as an “insult”.
In a interview awarded to the “Faktoria” program of Euskadi Irratia, the general secretary of the Basque PP and parliamentarian for Álava, Laura Garridohas stressed that no person from Madrid City Council has currently been charged in the masks case, whereas three senior officials of Pedro Sánchez’s government have been charged with contracts during the pandemic.
In this context, Laura Garrido believes that it would be necessary to review not only the contracts of the Madrid City Council, but of all administrations, including that of the Basque government. “If we were to analyze the contracts of all administrations, we would certainly discover strange things,” he added.
For example, it has reported that the The PP+Cs group will soon request information from the Basque government about the signed contracts
On the other hand, Laura Garrido has responded to the words of the President of the EBB of the PNV, Andoni Ortuzar, in the Aberri Eguna, and has assured that it is an “insult” to the situations of Ukraine, the Sahara and Euskadi .
After the arrival of Alberto Nunez Feijoo A regional congress will also be held in Euskadi to the presidency of the PP, although there is no fixed date at the moment. In any case, he does not believe that Alfonso Alonso will return to the forefront of politics: “At the moment, and as far as I know, it is not his intention to return to politics.”
In a different order, Laura Garrido has denied that the PP crossed a red line in forming a government with Vox in Castilla y León. In addition, he does not rule out repeating this formula to form a future government in Spain: “We should pool projects and measures and take decisions accordingly.”
Source: EITB
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