Lehendakari warns Sanchez of "unacceptable disrespect" for non-compliance with the transfer agreement
"We have collided with a wall that always says' no 'and makes no proposals," explained Imanol Pradales, referring to the meetings held this week by the Basque Government with several ministries, which is why he warned the President of the Spanish Government that trust between the parties is "diminishing".
Lehendakari Imanol Pradaleshas described as "unacceptable disrespect" the failure of the Spanish Government to comply with outstanding transfer agreements to the Basque Country and warned that "there is less and less trust between the parties ".
In an interview with the RTVE 'Los Desayuno' programme, Pradales criticised the fact that the pacts reached in March have not been complied with and that in the current negotiations the Basque Government is dealing with 'a fronton', although it has agreed to make a 'major leap' in the transfer of competences.
"What are they playing at? I hope they don't play with Euskal Herria, "said the lehendakari, adding that it is up to President Pedro Sánchez to comply with what has been agreed and that he hopes that this will be reflected in this month's bilateral summit.
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