PP considers PNV and PSOE "inseparable": "It is a coalition for the benefit of private interests."
The PP of the Basque Country celebrated today in Vitoria-Gasteiz a Christmas meal in which Miguel Tellado and the president of the Basque PP, Javier De Andrés, addressed their criticism to the PNV.
According to PPSecretary General Miguel Tellado , PNV and PSOE are "inseparable, united in action, and perhaps a joint business center. They are willing to prioritize power, and that is why the PNV does not separate a single millimeter from Sanchez."
The Basque PP celebrated this Saturday in Vitoriaa Christmas meal in which Tellado and the president of the Basque PP, Javier De Andrés , criticized the attitude of the PNV.
Tellado has accused jeltzales of "turning Sanchez's intoa loyal crutch , perhaps out of fear of losing power, because they prefer to maintain every government that depends on the socialist party and not risk seats. "
"It was not a coalition government, it was a coalition of private interests that united PSOE and PNV," he added.
As a result, "the problems of the population, such as housing, illegal immigration..."
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