The Minister of Self -Government is of the opinion that the fact that the Spanish government is now tackling a case so far “taboo” is a good sign that shows that “she has lost her fear that this issue is being dealt with.”
The Minister of Governance, Digital Administration and Self -Government of the Basque Government, María Ubarretxenaexplained that central and regional managers are negotiating “A possible spread transfer” From the economic management of social security.
In an interview on Radio Popular, Ubarretxena referred to the moment when the conversations between the two governments have to continue in the transfer of the pending powers.
As completed, it will be performed several week Technical meetings in Madrid In various ministries with regard to the competence of the economic management of social security, a subject so far “taboo”, which has said that it was only spoken with “creating fear among the population”.
The manager’s spokesperson has also insisted that the fact that the central government with which she said are “there are” Good harmony“I am talking about this transfer is a progress that” has lost the fear of this issue. “
Criticizes the weight of the technical part of the negotiations
Ubarretxena has also advocated the need for a “balance between the political and technical part”, so that the negotiations “flourish”.
In that sense he said the High -Ranking of the ministries “sometimes Send more than politicians “. In that sense, he has described this group as “factual powers” and he has indicated that he feels “like his” competencies pending transfer. “They feel that we are taking them with us,” he said, to point out that “we must convince those people too.”
Regarding the judgment of the Supreme Court that the transfer to Euskadi of the Homologation of titles Foreign university, the spokeswoman has insisted that it is “enormously unfair” and has announced that the next Board of Directors (April 8) Amparo request for the constitutional court.
Source: EITB
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