The Minister of Equality, Justice and Social Policy has admitted she has “very little” left to leave the executive branch and make way for the person who will succeed her in office, a name she already knows and agrees with the lehendakari in her suitability .
Euskaraz irakurri: Artolazabal: “Litekena da otsailaren 14an uztea sailburu kargua”
“I have very little left,” confessed the Basque government’s current adviser on equality, justice and social policy, when asked when she will leave the executive branch to focus on her candidacy for the PNV for the City Hall of Vitoria-Gasteiz. In fact, he has the date of the February 14th as the most likely before his departure.
In an interview for Radio Euskadi’s Boulevard program, the latter as director, she has said that she knows the identity of the person who will reveal her position, and agrees with the Lehendakari in his suitability. However, he has indicated that it is up to Iñigo Urkullu to reveal the name.
In another order, it announced that almost 200 vulnerable people They have, or will soon receive support for basic issues from the Basque government. As he specified, his department has received a total of 1,600 applications, of which about 700 have been assessed. Artolazabal has contrasted this situation with the benefits of a million dollars from the bank and has argued that “a redistribution of wealth is needed so that people become more vulnerable be favored”.
As for the controversy surrounding the law of “only yes is yes”the Minister of Justice has avoided commenting on the distribution of criteria between the partners of the Spanish government, but she wanted to underline that “self-criticism is necessary to mitigate the negative consequences” that this law has had: “It is necessary That the faster this rectification and improvement is carried out” added.
Finally, when asked about a referee’s decision not to allow a CD Arratia cadet to play in a turban, she believed that these are “not appropriate and reprehensible actions and attitudes” as diversity and coexistence should be “our hallmark”.
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Source: EITB
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