According to EH Bildu’s delegate to Congress, the presence of stateless nations is also “important”, “determinative”, and “must be taken into account by the Spanish State”.
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After yesterday’s Constitution of the Cortes Generales, Mertxe Aizpurua He has emphasized that the legislature that has just begun will be one of “plurinationality”. In the opinion of the deputy of EH Bildu, the Spanish state must take into account that the presence of statesless nations is, in addition to “important”, “determinative”. In this context, he assured that the speech of the President of the Congress Bureau, Francina Armengol, reflected a “change of sensitivity regarding the issue of the multinational” of the Spanish state.
In an interview for the program “Boulevard” of Radio Euskadi, Aizpurua positively assessed that the delegates who decide to do so can express themselves in Basque, Catalan and Galician in their speeches from the podium of the Congress of Deputies. “It is important that it is naturalised, especially because of the symbolic value it has,” he added.
On the day after the assembly of the conference table, Aizpurua indicated that the possible inauguration of Sánchez it is closer”. In any case, he has reiterated that so far the most important thing has been to bring a progressive majority to the table and that the real negotiations are now starting. In these negotiations, EH Bildu will also address the territorial issue in addition to social issues table, and has chosen to remain “discreet” in the negotiations.
The representative of EH Bildu has indicated that agreements on the territorial issue must be made with the GDP because it is a matter of the country, not of parties.
Source: EITB
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