Bizkai President Buru Batzar has explained that they are exchanging documents with the PSOE and that it is up to the Socialists to speed up negotiations.
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Everything indicates that the complete investiture of Pedro Sánchez That will take place next week, although the PSOE candidate has not yet received sufficient support. According to the president of the Bizkai Buru Batzar, Itxaso Atutxa, the agreement between the PNV and the PSOE on Sánchez’s investiture is “as far as it is close”. In an interview for the Euskadi Irratia program “Faktoria”, the Jeltzale leader explained that they are exchanging documents with the PSOE and that it is up to the Socialists to speed up the negotiations.
They also asked him about the follow-up to the agreement, and Atutxa has replied that the PNV’s five votes are the best guarantee. He added that the PSOE “will need our votes every day and every week and that therefore, to the extent this is not fulfilled, it will have doubts about the PNV’s five votes during the parliamentary term.”
On the other hand, Atutxa has indicated that he will read the text of the Amnesty Act agreed between the PSOE and the Catalan sovereigntist parties, so that it cannot pass judgment on the issue. The Jeltzale leader has stated that she assumes they will contact them “in the coming hours or days” to present the text, although she has indicated that they are ready to help because “a path is being opened to some half-solving has been done”. then miss”, and moreover with the approval of the Catalans.
Regarding the tax on energy companies, Atutxa emphasized that the PNV has not understood this fact Petronor has left a number of planned investments in Euskadi on “standby”.
Finally, regarding the situation in the city council of GernicaAtutxa has emphasized that José María Gorroño has not fulfilled what he has said and that he has sent the Jeltzales to the opposition.
Source: EITB
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