The president of the Basque PP stated on Tuesday that “the time has come to take over” and that someone else will lead the formation. Álava’s former deputy general, Javier De Andrés, emerges as the new leader
The President of the Basque PP, Carlos Iturgaizpointed out on Tuesday that once “has achieved its objectives‘When he took over the leadership of the party, the time had come’to take over“and let another person lead the formation. The former deputy general of Álava, Javier De Andrésemerges as the new leader.
It has been announced that this will be there on Wednesday urgently meet the Board of Directors of the PP of Euskadi to convene the long-awaited Extraordinary Congress, pending since 2017, which will appoint the replacement of the current President
In an interview on Onda Vasca, Iturgaiz indicated that when the PP asked him to take charge of the training in Euskadi “the train derailed and it had to be put on the road.”
As he emphasized, the Basque PP is strong, united and stable” and has stressed that he will “be president of the parliamentary group until the Basque elections are called”, which he said “will be before Easter”.
In the same way, he has indicated that he has done his “grain of sand” and let the Basque PP go from “irrelevance for relevance“Since the last elections, he has risen in councilors, in junteros and plays a key role in the councils of Gipuzkoa, in the municipal council of Vitoria-Gasteiz and in Durango, among others.
Iturgaiz detailed that he had discussed his decision with PP President Alberto Núñez Feijóo and that he waited to make the decisions until the elections and investiture were over.
It therefore remains to be seen who will replace him, but all pools are in favor of the former deputy general of Álava, Javier De Andrés.
Source: EITB
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