Ainhoa Unzu will replace Ramon Alzórriz as PSN parliamentary spokesperson
Unzu has announced that, first, 'I will speak to each of the members of my parliamentary group, who are aware of the decision', and then to the spokespersons for the other political groups that make up the foral government.
Ainhoa Unzu will replace Ramón Alzórriz as PSN spokesperson in the Navarre Parliament after the latter resigned after acknowledging that his partner worked from 2021 to 2024 atthe company Servinabar , allegedly linked to Santos Cerdán.
Duringa recess of the PSN leadership meeting in ruña, Unzu has stressed that in the party "people are encouraged, people are very strong, because we are leading Navarre, we cannot lose a minute of our mission."
"We have the mandate given by the citizens, to lead Navarre, to face the great challenges facing this community," the Socialist parliamentarian stressed, adding that among the orders given by the Secretariat-General is to negotiate with all the parliamentary groups.
Firstly, 'I will speak to each of the members of my parliamentary group who are aware of the decision', and then to the spokespersons of the other parliamentary groups that make up the Foral Government (Geroa Bai and Zurekin).
Unzu recalled that in the plenary of the Navarre Parliament the Taxi Act and the Housing Act were passed with a "solid block", with 30 votes (PSN, Geroa Bai, Zurekin and EH Bildu), "like dozens of other laws that we have pushed through this legislature".
Commission of Inquiry
The request of the commissionof inquiry signed by these groups is another example of hori "because we maintain unity to know the truth", he added.
Asked about the reason for extending the commission of inquiry's target to 2014, when UPN's Yolanda Barcina ruled, she recalled that the UCO report "talks about issues in 2014."
He has therefore reiterated that 'we thought it appropriate to know the issues relating to this parliamentary term because the report mentions issues arising from 2014'.
Finally, Unzu has explained that his position as Speaker of Parliament is incompatible with that of First Vice-President of the House, which is why he will resign on Monday.