The PNV and the PSE-EE could decide today to extend the 2023 budgets. PP and Elkarrekin Gipuzkoa announced on Friday that they would not support the Provincial Council’s project.
EH Bildu has announced that it has not reached an agreement with the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa will not support the budgets of the PNV and PSE-EE. Now the provincial government could decide to withdraw the project and extend the previous year’s budget.
The coalition was the only opposition formation with which the Provincial Council kept negotiations open to approve the 2024 bills, but the ‘no’ has left the parties in the government, PNV and PSE-EE, without sufficient support to move them forward.
Said at a press conference Maddalen Iriarte has explained that the PNV and PSE-EE government has not taken any steps towards opting for one community care model“, and that has kept away the possibility of an agreement. This is one of the five axes of the EH Bildu proposal, made “in coherence, fairness and political responsibility with the mandate” received by the citizens. But, as he explained, Iriarte has not supported the Provincial Council’s “change of course” proposed by EH Bildu.
The coalition’s intention is to “radically change the model of for-profit organizations active in the healthcare system by 2030”, for which it has requested the commitment of the regional government, but has received a “no” answer.
Moreover, EH Bildu has asked the government for “a different attitude, even more so, taking into account the fact that it is in the minority”. Iriarte added that the coalition will “continue to act responsibly”: “If it wants to reach an agreement, structural political agreements will be on the table, as it has done now.”
PP and Elkarrekin Gipuzkoa announced on Friday that they would not support the Gipuzkoa Provincial Council’s project.
Source: EITB
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