He denounces that “the current educational model denies thousands of children and young people the right to know Euskara, leaving them without the slightest notion of Euskara” and considers it “perverse” to focus on the possible right to know English. They have called for participants to take part in the demonstration next Saturday.
Euskaraz irakurri: Kontseiluak “herritarren eskubideen aurkako erasotzat” jo du PAI programaren legea
Euskalgintzaren Kontseilua considers the pact between PSN and Navarra Suma to increase the teaching staff of the MYP and make progress in creating a learning model in English.
This was reported on Tuesday by the general secretary, Paul Bilbao, during a press conference hosted in the Antoniuti Park in Pamplona, the point from which the head of the manifestation organized for Saturday the 7th in defense of the language rights of all citizens, under the slogan “Herritarrak ez gutxietsi” (no disregard for citizenship).
The head of Kontseilua has appeared along with several representatives of the organizations that make up the council, including AEK, IKA, Sortzen, Topagunea, Euskal Herrian Euskaraz and Emun, as well as Behatokia, the Linguistic Rights Observatory.
Bilbao referred to the decision of the Parliament of Navarra last Thursday to take steps to make the PAI a model: “It seems very serious to us. obligation with a view to guaranteeing citizenship rights the language of Navarre. knowan obligation that the Government of Navarre is currently not fulfilling”.
“That’s a strike against equality of Navarrees and Navarrees. And it is that the current educational model denies thousands of children and young people the right to know Euskara, leaving them without any idea of Euskara. face it, focusing on the possible right to know English is perverse They want to put a facade of non-existent rights on the decisions that radiate hatred towards Euskara,” he added.
Bilbao recalls that when the PAI was launched, the then President of the Navarrese government Yolanda Barcina clearly stated in a televised interview that the main objective was to stop the spread of education in Euskara through the PAI programme.”
In addition, the Secretary-General of Kontseilua recalled the first reason for organizing the demonstration on May 7: “The Government of Navarre wants to adopt a regulation that will put Euskera and Basque-speaking citizens in a bind, in addition to imposing a language that has no status in the territory. That is why it wants to go back to the policies of the UPN era, or go back even further and also abolish the measures allowed by the courts.”
“We want to make a direct request to the political parties. The excuse of disagreement cannot be used to accept decisions of this kind,” he noted, adding that “the decisions to eradicate Euskera and the Basque-speaking community have parliamentary support having doesn’t mean they have to be democratic decisions.”
Source: EITB
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