Imanol Pradales has also asked the political groups “political length” to be presented by the PNV and the PSE-EE. On the other hand, he believes that this year there is a “moment of opportunities” to “close the status with the transfer of current powers.
The Lehendakari, Imanol Pradales, asked on Wednesday to trade unions and entrepreneurs who negotiate and reach agreements in five important “spiking” issues of the workplace in the situation of “worldwide uncertainty”.
Pradales has specified that it is the minimal interprofessional basic salary, the improvement of productivity, sickness absence, health health and the salaries and circumstances of young people.
In a meeting organized by the newspaper Deia In Bilbao, the Lehendakari has said that the Basque government will collaborate with the Social agentsBut they cannot ‘look the other way’. The Lehendakari has desirable that “hopefully” social agents reach similarities, although “give up demands on all positions, those who don’t want to sit down, those who are already those who disagree.”
As for the Tax assessmentPradales is familiar that opposition groups will be “will be” and discuss the concrete measures that PNV and PSE-Ee set for “young people, vulnerable people, middle class and the low-carbon companies”.
With regard to the Guilar conditions For the autonomous communities of the common regime, the Lehendakari has indicated that those debts of 83 billion “are left by the state” and we will have to see how it influences the Basque quota, from 2027, the payment of interest and debts of the state, because Euskadi would correspond to 6.24 % of that item.
On the other hand, the Lehendakari, Imanol Pradales, believes that this year there is a “moment of opportunities” for the “relationship of forces” in the state to “close one holy time” de Gernika Statute With the transfer of current skills. In that sense, he said that completing the statute is a “goal on the first level” for the Basque government and trusts to achieve this before the end of the year.
Source: EITB
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