The rector of the UPV/EHU has calculated that they are needed between one and two million euros more than that planned for this purpose. Bergoetxea met this Wednesday with EH Bildu, PP and added to end the contact round with political parties.
The rector of the UPV/EHU, Joxerra BergoetXea, completed the round on Wednesday that he keeps track of the parties of the Basque parliament and has claimed the EH BILDU, PP and Supportin his ask for a larger budget To get the needs of infrastructure, especially in the Leioa Campus (Bizkaia), where some of his buildings “have serious problems that can cause risks”.
The rector has made these statements in the corridors of the Basque parliament, after holding meetings with representatives of all opposition parties, except Vox. The round started with the formations that are part of the Basque government, and today the opposition has continued.
He explained the spokespersons to the projects and needs of the UPV/EHU and said that he had felt “well understood” because they have shared that it is necessary to meet the needs in the field of infrastructure.
The rector has calculated that they are needed Between one and two million euros More than expected To this end, the greatest needs on the Leioa campus have found, where there are buildings with “serious problems that can cause risks”.
He explained that these needs have also been transferred to the Basque government and made it ahead Halfway through the day he will have a meeting with the LehendakariImanol Pradales. “We feel that these problems will be tackled,” he said.
Asked about his opinion about the private universities of Euskadi After the Spanish government has announced its intention to harden the criteria to create this type of centers, the rector reacted that the UPV/EHU functions with the company that the private “does not come to comply with this studies that someone can pay.
“We claim our position as a public university. We want to lead the Basque system and we will not come in to evaluate the situation of private universities,” he concluded.
Source: EITB
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