“The curious thing is that EH Bildu is speaking again about independence and self-government, after a white campaign,” he said, referring to Arnaldo Otegi’s statements.
In an interview given today, Friday, to the program “Boulevard” on Radio Euskadi, the delegate of the Spanish government in Euskadi said: Marisol Garmendiawas asked about the warning Otegi Sánchez gave yesterday when he reminded him that “regeneration means the recognition of plurinationality.”
‘Political regeneration can make progress possible, but that is strange EH Bildu talk about it again independence and self-governmentafter a white campaign“, he pointed out.
In this sense, he clarified that “what worries us Basques is not continuing to make independence flags, but rather how we can improve Osakidetza, public education, housing…”.
‘We’re not worried about a greater level of independence, we’re worried about the real problemswhich was also discussed by EH Bildu during the campaign,” he emphasized. For this reason, he has asked to continue to promote and achieve agreement.
On the other hand, he has defended that the government of Spain is “demonstrating” that it is committed to doing so deepening self-government Basque and recalled that under the mandate of Pedro Sánchez, a total of 14 new transfers have arrived in Euskadi and “they will continue to arrive”.
“What needs to be done is to study the cases, the economic consequences and the resources very well, so that what is transferred is done with absolute legal certainty and there is no way to use resources that hinder them,” he indicated, adding that the groups of work have “a calendar“, but what is aimed for is that “there are no problems as happened in Navarra with the transfer of traffic.
In this context, he warned that “no transfer is easy”, as it requires not only a legal but also an economic study. ‘The government’s will is to further deepen and strengthen self-government to comply with investment agreements achieved with the PNV,” he emphasized.
Source: EITB
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