Interviewed on Radio Euskadi, Iñigo Urkullu pointed out that it is necessary to approach an income pact to take into account the purchasing power of families and that this should be discussed from the sphere of political actors, but also with economic and social actors.
Euskaraz irakurri: Lehendakariak uste du beharrezkoa dela errenten itunari berriro ekitea, une honetan “alboratuta” baitago
the lehendakari, Inigo Urkullu, reiterated in an interview on Radio Euskadi’s “Boulevard” this morning that the Basque Country has solid foundations to face the difficult months ahead. However, he noted that “We are neither an oasis nor an island” and that he is aware of this “social unrest”. “We will also overcome this storm,” he emphasized.
In this sense, the Lehendakari has indicated that the Basque government necessary measures to deal with, among other things, the inflation affecting households in the Basque Country. “We are going to develop and if more measures are needed, we will take them in the interest of families,” he emphasized. He also remembered that some of the measures announced in July will be applied in September.
The Lehendakari gave Radio Euskadi the first interview of the political course, after holding its first governing council yesterday. The measures against the energy crisis, the aid in force in September and the claims against Pedro Sánchez were some of his messages.
In addition, during the interview, he chose to include the “parked” debate about the rental agreementwhich he considers “necessary”, and in this sense he has appealed to “talk about it from the sphere of political agents, but also with economic and social agents”.
“I believe that it is necessary to approach an income pact to take into account the purchasing power of families and that it should be discussed from the sphere of political agents but also with theeconomic and social people“, it turned out.
Urkullu has avoided commenting on how much salaries should increase in the current context of prices, stressing that “we will have to see how the capacity of companies“because it’s not the same as “talking about large companies, medium or small companies, micro-enterprises or self-employed professionals”.
In addition, as he has indicated, it will be necessary to “conjugate what may be the public sphere with the sphere of the private initiative” so as not to cause “social gaps”.
self-government
How could it be otherwise, self-government, which provokes so much debate, is one of the points raised in the interview, and just like yesterday at the beginning of the political course, Urkullu, who pointed out that He hasn’t spoken to Pedro Sánchez since March 2has once again expressed his discomfort that the president of the central government questioned “the constitutional adequacy of the statutes” by trying to analyze the “legal adjustment” of some cases pending transfer.
“I still have doubts about what it means,” he said, alluding to the existence of the Statute of Autonomy, which is an organic law, and “there should be no one-sided interpretation.”
He therefore insisted that the Gernika Statute “be respected” and, after confirming it, September “It should be an ideal month to try” to complete the transfer of pending powers. concerning the Spanish Government”.
Urkullu has admitted that the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, do not consult him in applying his policies. “And this is the complaint that I have shown regarding the energy saving plan put forward by Minister Teresa Ribera and the President of the Spanish Government. I have come to express the need for a multi-level governance“, said.
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