Chivite appreciates “the stability” that Navarre experiences in an “anti-political” scenario

“A stable government that works, makes progress and inspires confidence among citizens (…) a government for which dialogue is a fundamental value.” These are the words used by the President of the Government of Navarre, Maria Chiviteto show off “the stability“that the Foral community lives in a scenario characterized by”insecurity” and ‘anti-political’.

Chivite opened the first one today Debate on the state of the Foral community of the current term, with an intervention in which he appealed to “prestige politics and institutions so that democracy is resilient in the face of destabilizing attempts.” He claims ‘useful politics’ and ‘not politics that only produces insults, racism and hatred’.

With the peace of mind of the approval of next year’s accounts, thanks to the agreement reached for the sixth consecutive year with the President, EH Bildu, who in her speech inserted several paragraphs between Basquehas claimed an economically ‘solvent’ Navarre, despite acknowledging shortcomings in workplace accidents, access to the healthcare system and housing.

As he has said, his executive branch exercises self-governance “from responsibility” and with “demanding” taxation. He listed among his priorities continuing to improve both the health care system and the education system, and committed to intensifying efforts in the field of housing.

With all this, “maximum responsibility and results” is the baggage that the President of Navarre has claimed from the exercise of her government in the long year of legislative power, until the end of which she will “democratic values, the rights of citizens” defend. ” and concepts like “feminism, Europeanism, innovation and sustainability.”

Group interventions

The parliamentary spokesperson of UPN, Javier Esparzaopened the groups’ interventions after the President’s speech. The regionalist leader believes that the “poor management” of the provincial government and its budget partner, EH Bildu, “devalues ​​Navarre’s image abroad.”

Just like Chivite, the spokesperson for the PSN parliament, Ramon Alzorrizhas highlighted the “quality of life in Navarre, the strength of public services, social cohesion and coexistence”. He has also valued ‘useful politics’ while criticizing the opposition’s ‘hoaxes’.

For her part, EH Bildu spokesperson said: Laura Aznalhas claimed the “defining role” played by his education in Navarre and has welcomed the progress made by “agreements between different people” in “guaranteing and expanding all rights for all people”.

Geroa Bai’s spokesperson was the next to speak. Pablo Azconawho has warned against the “fake politics” of the far right and has defended the role of his coalition in the Navarra government through the departments it manages.

Then the PP parliamentary spokesman said, Javier Garcíahas criticized the “misguided policies” of the Navarre government and has spoken of “loss of leadership” in the Foral community.