The mayor of Pamplona says he has not yet decided whether he will run for the next municipal elections and assures it is not clear whether they will run as UPN or Na+. “It will be a last minute decision, everything is open,” he said.
Euskaraz irakurri: “Populismoen kontra indarrak batzeko” deia egin dio Enrique Mayak Geroa Bairi, Podemos and EH Bildu ahotan
The Mayor of Pamplona, Enrique Mayanhas “invited to reflection” on the GDPto the extent that it is integrated into the coalition Geroa Baion the need to “avoid populism and unite against” the “populist governments” which in his opinion currently exist in Navarre and Spainand that “they are a very bad thing”.
According to Maya, the jeltzales should be “worried” because the model of government that exists in Navarre “can be found in Euskadi” and has helped Geroa Bai “to agree on the essence of the economic and political model”.
The regionalist leader spoke in an electoral key a year before the municipal and regional elections in an interview for Radio Euskadi’s “Boulevard” program. However, it has not been made clear whether will be a candidate for reelection to the mayor’s office of Pamplona or if it will be present under the brand Navarre Sum (Na+, coalition made up of UPN, Ciudadanos and Navarrese PP) or if they will do it like UPN
Regarding his potential candidacy, he has assured that “it’s not the time yet, I’m focused on the day to day, and I’m not in that key”, although he has admitted it is not “for lack of strength; one more analysis needs to be performed set of things”. Regarding the electoral brand, he has admitted he has a “complex vision” as he believes we as a coalition “add more”, but he is “sad that the UPN brand is disappearing”. According to Maya, “politics is so difficult it’s hard to risk anything”, which is why she has predicted it will be “a last minute decision”.
The UPN politician is “hurt” by what happened to Sayas and Adaneroexpelled from the party for violating voting discipline in the vote on the labor reform, and has said it is “bad” that they are promoting a new platform “that while we don’t believe it will have an electoral effect, it will.” don’t take away votes.”
Finally, in a San Fermin spirit, he confessed that he had “an enormous enthusiasm” for celebrating the festivities and warned that “there is no room for a few sanfermines half way”, so these are kept “normal”.
Source: EITB
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