Andueza accuses the PNV of "breaking the consensus" and asks EH Bildu "not to follow up"

The Jeltzale Party believes that an agreement will be reached earlier this week with the PSE-EE on the language profile to be requested in the Public Employment Offers. However, jeltzales are prepared to take "the necessary steps" if the agreement is not reached.

The Secretary-General of the Socialists , Eneko Andueza, does not welcome what the PNV has said and warns that "it would be very convenient not to follow EH Bildu in this matter." The Secretary-General of the Socialists believes that this issue requires the agreement of both parties and not to go "on its own." 

One day after EH Bildu registered the reform of the Public Employment Act to give legal certainty to the Basque Country, the PNV expresses its concern about this issue and has been working for weeks with experts and government partners on a proposal to shield linguistic rightsin access to public employment processes. 

In this context, the President of the PNV of Álava, Jone Berriozabal, has stated in an interview in Onda Vasca that in the next few days there will be a "final attempt" to agree her proposal with the PSE-EE, although she has indicated that, in the absence of an agreement, they are prepared to take a step forward without the PSE-EE.

These words have caused great controversy among the Socialists, so Eneko Andueza has said that they see no reason to update the pact signed in the last parliamentary term and has once again stated that labour rights will be put before linguists.

The members of the government are seeking an agreement against the clock to deal with the thirty rulings that have suspended the linguistic conditions required in the municipalities and deputies. The PNV hopes to be able to conclude a pact with the socialists later this week.