According to the coordinator of Podemos Euskadi, in their formation they are in favor of the right to decide “always, not only in terms of this, but in terms of every decision that we have to make at a collective level.”
“There is no problem, we have said that from the beginning. Right to decide, self-determination, no problem on our part in that.” These are the words of the new general coordinator of Podemos Euskadi, Richard Vaqueroto be asked about the debate on self-government and the new status.
Interviewed inside Radio EuskadiVaquero has emphasized that his education is focused on the right to decide “always, not only in terms of this, but in terms of every decision that we have to make at a collective level.” “Anything that comes from Madrid, which also corresponds by right, will be welcomed, but without the need for flags, but to really improve everything related to the issue of public services and the protection of rights (…) And that’s where they’re going to find us,” he emphasized.
On the other hand, Vaquero has pointed out that the relationships between Podemos and PNV They are going through a “tense moment when they call us toxic and tell us that we have no possibility to change things” and he has pointed out that while his party defends “the general interest”, the Basque nationalist party “defends the interests of energy companies Repsol, with Josu Jon Imaz at the helm.” According to him, the tax on energy companies should continue, even though this has not been agreed with Euskadi.
Regarding the transfer to Euskadi of the transfer related to the authorization of work permits for immigrants, Vaquero has stated that he hopes that the measure will improve “things”, but he has expressed doubts as to whether this “will allow a change will make” after hearing PNV leader Aitor Esteban say that “we need to control the borders a little more.” “Positioning positions closer to the PP or Vox concerns me,” he said.
Source: EITB
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