A new left-wing sovereign party against "mass immigration" trying to run for the presidential election

A new politicalparty that defines itself as leftist and sovereign is being created , contrary to "uncontrolled mass immigration." In the coming weeks, "all legal formalities are in the process of being completed," said former A0Garajournalist Joseba Iturria.

As explained by the source, they plan to stand for election to the three General Meetings, the Navarre Parliament and the four capitals, as well as in municipalities with "sufficient basis for representation".

In its provisional political programme, it states that "it defends the individual and collective interests of the Basque people, their identity as a people, their social and economic development, the rationality of the socio-cultural sphere and the subordination of corporate interests to general interests".

It also advocates "a new economic model of mixed economy that outstrips the current exhausted neoliberal model" and thus favours the weight of public enterprises in large strategic and capital-intensive sectors.

Against "uncontrolled mass immigration"

The aim of this new party is to "restore rationality in the field of migration policies", which, he says, protects "immigrant workers" but is "victims of a massive and uncontrolled immigration model."

"We condemn the existing Neoliberal Migration Model, based on the Massive Import of Foreign Workers, to be exploited as cheap labour for the benefit of employers' interests.

He stressed that "there will be no jobs or housing for all those who want to come. Africa and all of Latin America do not fit in with the Basque Country. It is a question of the citizens having more money in their countries so that they can live better there and revive their economy without having to emigrate, provided that they do not come from wars or suffer political persecution."

It calls for the amendment of the laws on aliens and unaccompanied minors, and opposes migrants "living off public aid, with no intention of entering the labour market." "The presence of young unemployed immigrants on our streets means that, in percentage terms, crimes committed by this group, robberies, violent robberies, assaults and rapes are much more."

Economic sovereignty and the right to self-determination

The party opposes NATO membership and the current arms escalation and supports "political, but also economic, energy and food sovereignty." It also advocates the sovereignty of the Basque Country and its "indigenous" citizens, as well as its right to self-determination , "compatible with respect for and friendship with all peoples and cultures."

In the area of housing, it seeks to promote a law that "provides that in tense areas only natural persons may purchase, individually and for residence, and prevents vulture funds from speculating on housing shortages".