In a full vetting session with a clear parting tone, EH Bildu has demanded that Iñigo Urkullu abandon the “exclusive alliance” with the PSE-EE and gamble on sovereignty. PP and Vox have in turn criticized the management of the Basque government in Osakidetza or the Ertzaintza.
The Lehendakari, Iñigo Urkullu, has stated that, without denying the problems and criticisms, a ‘good assessment’ by the legislator which is coming to an end, following various parliamentary questions from the opposition.
Today the Basque parliament celebrates what could happen the final full check before the election, still undated. In fact, the session had a clear parting tone, if not electoral, with questions from the PP and Vox on the balance sheet of the legislature, and another of EH Bildu about the possible increase in the weight of sovereigntist formations in the next elections. The Lehendakari have even gone as far as to joke about the ‘early farewell’ of all of them.
The EH Bildu MP Nerea Kortajaarna has criticized the fact that the current governing coalition between the PNV and the PSE-EE, an ‘exclusive alliance’, which in her opinion has not served to implement left-wing or sovereigntist policies. Given all this, and if there is ultimately a rise in nationalist forces in the next Basque parliament, he has chosen to “take a step forward towards sovereignty” so that there can be a “relationship with the state between equals” arises.
Iñigo Urkullu has harshly reproached EH Bildu for “dealing cards on who can or cannot rule”, “as before” it supported a strategy of violence that dictated who was redundant and who was not” in Euskadi. the lehendakari, the sovereigntist coalition “always defends only what suits it”, so its model is “the same as always” of the nationalist left: “Maximum demands for others and minimum for yourself”, an attitude that “affects your ability to govern”, denounced he.
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Source: EITB
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