After the transfer of the shuttle service and the homologation of titles, the Minister of Public Administration and Self-Government did not want to set a date for the migration competition.
The Minister of Public Administration and Self-Government, Olatz Garamendi, has expressed his satisfaction following the transfers agreed with the Spanish government in recent days, but has made it clear that they do not “just want” the powers, but “the things” .
In an interview in Euskadi Irratia he explained that this happened precisely for this reason Negotiations with the Spanish government are ‘tough’because in addition to the transfer, they have agreed on investment plans to improve services.
There is only one transfer planned before the agreement for the inauguration of Pedro Sánchez will be fulfilled: that of the migration. The technical presentation will meet next Monday, but Garamendi did not want to provide a date for the transfer, because they want to achieve it “to improve”, and that will require more work in the negotiations.
When asked about the benefits that this competition will bring, she said that, among other things, it will provide resources for the integration of migrants into the educational system and into services to obtain housing or employment.
In the case of the service environment, has said that they will try to improve the “quality of life” of citizens by investing in the services already offered in Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa, and with the possibility of offering them for the first time in Álava. They now have a period of six months to sign the subrogation with Renfe.
According to the homologation of titleshas criticized the fact that until now it was in the hands of the Ministry and that the process of validating diplomas obtained abroad was very slow, but that now they will try to speed it up “to enable people in professions that require qualification into our system.”
Finally, he said that now that the Statute of Gernika is 45 years old, it is “time” to fulfill the Organic Law.without thinking about it that much“.
Source: EITB
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