The PNV claims that in the next election cycle "what Euskadi we want" will be at stake
At the opening of the new political year held by the PNV in Zarautz, Aitor Esteban criticized the "incalculable" management of the Spanish Government in the face of the migration crisis in Ceuta.
Aitor Esteban and lehendakari Imanol Pradales at the opening of the PNV political year in Zarautz.
At the end of the summer, the PNV celebrated this afternoon in Zarautz the opening of the new year of work, in which Aitor Esteban focused on the next two PNV elections, because "what is at stake is what Euskadi we want for future generations."
"Throughout our history, we have always been willing to work and offer our efforts to Basque society. This time, too, we are ready to maintain the trust of the Basque people," said Esteban.
Criticism of the Spanish Government's handling of the Ceuta crisis
Esteban has also referred to what has undoubtedly been one of the main issues of the summer, the migration crisis in Ceuta.
At the same time, Esteban has stressed that migration must be "managed and not improvised." In particular, he believes that the Spanish Government must manage with Morocco the return of migrants, the identification of the families of minors and their return home, and asylum cases.
Messages to the PP and EH Bildu
Esteban has stressed that "a new school year is about to begin, but our classmates will not surprise us." As for the PP, "he will continue to provoke us, but it would be better if they took care of their own problems, starting with Isabel Díaz Ayuso's attic.
With regard toEHBildu, Esteban has said that he will continue to "stop": "It is striking that although there are municipalities in which the responsibilities are theirs, it is always our fault, even if the competences are their institutional positions."
50. Party Day
In this new political year, the PNV will also celebrate its 50th Party Day. In this context, Esteban has assured us that they are "ready to maintain the trust of the Basque people."
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