Ibarrola (UPN): "Chivite's government is in the final stages and the only dignified solution is resignation."
The president of UPN has said that "the dignity" of the PSN leadership "has already been lost," but "the dignity of Navarre and the Navarros is at stake and must be maintained."
Cristina Ibarrola, today in Olite.
UPNPresident Cristina Ibarrola said today at the party's Political Council in Olite that the Navarre Government led by socialist Maria Chivite "is in the final stages."
Ibarrola says Chivite remains "under the leadership of a government under suspicion and in decline." "Throughout his political career, those who have raised, led and controlled him, Cerdán and Alzórriz, have fallen.
He has lamented that "Navarre has a government that has emerged from and supported the corruption thatSartosCerdán stands for, "and recalled that his party has been denouncing for years that the PSN has turned politics into a" persecution of mecrado, where everything is sold or bought to remain in power. "
With all that has been known in the last few days, he has stressed, it has been shown to be "much more serious," because "they needed the power to keep getting rich."
President UPN has assured that Cerdán negotiated with EH Bildu and persuaded Pedro Sánchez to accept Chivite's government in 2019.
"It was Cerdán who made the strategic decisions of Navarre, and now it's clear why. It wasn't ideology, it wasn't project, it wasn't even hunger for power, it was money," he said.
Ibarrola is clear: "Chivite has only one dignified way out: his resignation. He knows." He said of him that "the president is weak and exhausted," leading a government "with the growing stain of corruption."
He has also lamented "the enormous damage to the reputation of Navarre" and warned that "the dignity of Navarre and the Navarros is at stake and that must be maintained".
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