In an interview for Radio Euskadi, Lehendakari Imanol Pradales stated that at EH Bildu “words do not match the facts” regarding his position on health issues ahead of Thursday’s meeting to launch a country pact on the matter.
“Words are one thing and facts have become another, and by the end of August we had over two hundred parliamentary initiatives of all kinds.” This is how the Lehendakari intended it Imanol Pradales to the actions that the EH Bildu coalition has taken in recent weeks in the field of health. The highest representative of the Basque government believes that EH Picture “Words do not match the facts” and he asked the coalition to decide “whether it wants to be part of a constructive opposition that is in the country’s agreements, or to carry out absolutely destructive work of the opposition.” “And I think they have to make that decision,” he said.
In an interview with Radio Euskadi, Pradales indicated that he “clearly” understands that the opposition must oppose and control the government, but “when one compares” the number of interpellations “of all kinds” or requests for documentation submitted by EH Bildu with those of the rest of the parties, “the words do not correspond to the facts.” In this sense, the EH has invited Bildu, as well as the rest of the political forces, to attend the meeting. Thursday meeting with the tendency to agree and put on the table within the scope of the health pact “what they understand needs to be improved and changed.”
He also referred to the connection of the High-speed train (TAV) with Navarra. According to him, the decision on the connection must be taken ‘between the three institutions’ – the Basque Government, the Government of Navarra and the Government of Spain –, so that the executive of Vitoria-Gasteiz ‘must be a decision-making actor’ in the decision-making. debate. “We cannot miss the target. It is very important to have all the technical information to be able to make decisions. At the moment we do not have all the reports,” he said.
On the other hand, with regard to the debate that arose after the tax treaty between the ERC and the PSC, the Lehendakari has asked for respect for the Basque Economic Agreement. He has stated that he feels “comfortable” in finding an agreement for the Catalans that “allows them to have their own financing model”, but has acknowledged that it raises “some concerns” that someone is using the Catalan debate to “attack” the Basque economic situation or the Navarrese agreement model. “That is what worries me”, he added.
In connection with the evolution of the collection In Euskadi, Pradales stressed that the month of August and its end are “very relevant” and they hope to have data from the provincial treasuries by mid-September or the third week of the month. With this information and the economic growth forecasts for next year, he added, the next Basque Finance Council, to be held before October 15, will be discussed, where the winding up of the year and how to approach the budget for 2025 will be discussed.
Source: EITB
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