The PNV’s EBB chairman assures that the Basque government is pursuing “a much more progressive policy than the Spanish government”. As for the battle expected in Vitoria-Gasteiz, he admits that the capital of Alava is a “complex and unstable” city.
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The chairman of the EBB of the PNV, Andoni Ortuzarbelieves that the EITB Media poll on voting intentions ahead of the 2023 municipal and regional elections, which gives the majority to the jeltzales in the three Basque capitals, “shows” that the PNV is “moving in the right direction” and has shown his “satisfaction”, although he has also warned that there is still a year to go before the election nomination, for which he has asked his teams to “press down”.
In an interview with the Radio Euskadi program “Boulevard”, Ortuzar claimed that the PNV “is not a traditionalist party, but one that grows with society”, stressing that “it a much more progressive policy than the Spanish government“, which he sees plunge into a “declarative policy, but then do not implement any of the measures he has announced”.
The poll predicts a tough battle between the PNV and EH Bildu Vitoria-Gasteiz In this regard, he admitted that the capital of Alava is “complex, unstable and demanding”, recalling that in five consecutive elections, five different parties won (the PP of Maroto in the municipal elections, the PSE-EE in others, EH Bildu in the European and Podemos in some general, and the PNV in the regional).
When asked about the increase that the research foresees for EH Picture, says the jeltzale leader: “Bildu is going back to what it was because it had records similar to those being announced now. The difference is that it was previously counter-systemic and has now become one more of the institutional carpet. ” He confirms that the Sovereignist coalition is “voting like we did in Madrid” and has suggested that “many will be uncomfortable with a Bildu, so softif they are difficult”.
Ortuzar has admitted he is not “concerned” about a possible pact between the sovereign coalition and the PSE-EE As he has defended, “the amounts here must be for something, because if the sum has to kick out the PNV, the next day the question is “what now?” In that sense, he believes that “it is not easy” because EH Bildu can rule with the PSE-EE “if Bildu fulfills his program and does what he says.”
EITB Focus predicts a 40% abstinence, which Ortuzar associates with the recently passed “era of extremely high complexity”. However, he has acknowledged that the political class is “more and more becoming puppets”, although he believes that “if you want to demand, you have to get involved”. As he explained, “abstinence is also complicit in what happens. Society impoverishes when there is a lot of abstinence.” However, he warned that “voting against someone can have a perverse effect, because if we want to punish someone, we do more damage.” He has demanded “patience” from the public: “It is true that sometimes we have a… txalo or a kokoteko for not measuring, but I think that if anyone wants to make a critical judgment, he should express it through voting.”
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Source: EITB
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