The Commonwealth of Euskaldunes Municipalities Coordinator assures that the last sentence of the TSJPV, which describes language requirements for subcontractors as “imposing”, “could overturn all the work that has been done in recent years”.
Euskaraz irakurri: Look Segurola, UEMA: “Epai honen arabera agian bilera eta komunikazio guztiek gazteleraz izan beharko dute”
The Coordinator of the Commonwealth of Basque Municipalities (EMU), Look at Segurola, he has his “being worried aboutfor the latest ruling of the Supreme Court of the Basque Country (TSJPV), which has ruled that the language requirements demanded by the Ministry of Education in a contract related to school transport are an “imposition”.
According to Segurola, the ruling could mean that “communications and meetings” between the town halls and the private companies that provide their services “must happen Castilian“. “It could ruin all the work of the past few years,” he complained.
According to Segurola, the statement is particularly touching large town halls“because they sign a lot of contracts and use that clause a lot.”
UEMA, which will legally analyze the ruling to assess whether it can be appealed, has called for going “a step further” to agree on “a firm political and social pact” in favor of the Basque language.
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Source: EITB
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