The general deputy of Bizkaia emphasizes that they will not take “any step that would undermine the biosphere reserve”, but recalls that the land of the Dalia factory “is contaminated” and that the project “includes very important environmental actions that will improve the environment ”. “.
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Bizkaia’s deputy general, Elixabete Etxanobe, did not want to set a date for the Guggenheim Museum of Urdabai and has stated that the Provincial Council has set itself the “challenge of the legislature to define a project that aims to unite art with nature”.
In an interview for the program ‘Boulevard’ on Radio Euskadi, Etxanobe reiterated that respect for the biosphere reserve is “a red line” for the regional entity, although he recalled that the subsoil of the biosphere reserve old Dalia factory (in Gernika-Lumo, one of the two locations of the museum complex). “contaminated” and that the intervention collects “very important environmental measures that far from being harmful, they will improve the environment.”
“We are not talking about simply placing the great museum of Bilbao, as if it were a UFO falling there,” he emphasized.
When asked about the Tax reform That the three deputies intend to do, Etxanobe has advocated “acting with responsibility and accuracy, as any change may have consequences that we do not want.” Likewise, he outlined that the estates will complete the review of the current tax system by the end of the year, which he believes has worked well as it has enabled them to have sufficient resources and support the growth of the economy and maintain employment. . According to the deputy, “the tax system of the future will have to take into account these two requirements, and also address other challenges that people on the street are concerned about, such as housing, the future of youth or birth rates.”
Finally, he announced that the Collection has increased by 8.4%something with which they can ‘finish the year comfortably’.
Source: EITB
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