It is expected that the PNV candidate for general representative, Eider Mendoza, will collect the necessary votes to govern the Provincial Council, after the agreement was reached with the PSE-EE yesterday.
The Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa today elects its new deputy general, a title that will probably go to the jeltzale Eider Mendoza, after the agreement was concluded this Wednesday by PNV and PSE-EE. Both formations have made a commitment to promote the inauguration of the PNV candidate at the plenary session to be held today at the General Assemblies of Gipuzkoa, as reported in a note.
As long as that inauguration does not take place, they will not report on the division of the divisions between both formations. The voting session is scheduled to begin from 6 pm.
In the event of gaining the support of the majority of the junteros and junteras, jeltzales and socialists, pending the decision of the PP, commit to form a regional government that “gives priority to the care and protection of people , while developing a strong economy that protects the economy of Gipuzkoan families and responds in an “innovative, collaborative and effective manner to the great social, technological and environmental transformations of our time”. of Mendoza to stop the arrival of Maddalen Iriarte (EH Bildu) to the office.
After assessing the “positive results” of the coalition government between the PNV and PSE-EE over the past eight years, they have signed a governance agreement for “a Gipuzkoa moving forward through cooperation and looking to the future, guaranteeing all quality work, social protection and a balanced life project”.
The Jeltzales and the Socialists have drawn up 13 strategic objectives “so that Gipuzkoa progresses”, which will serve precisely as the basis for the “major lines of action that Eider Mendoza will defend at the plenary inauguration session and that the government of the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa will that it has the support of the General Assemblies”: giving new impetus to social policy, putting people at the centre; build a strong and competitive economy; fiscal policies to protect welfare and competitiveness; including deepening democracy and cooperative governance and combating climate change.
Source: EITB
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