The PSN has described it as "disgusting" that authorities have been spied on in the 'Koldo case'
In addition, PSN-PSOE's Secretary of Organization, Esther Iso, has denounced the political use of audio by right-wing parties in Navarre and the state: "Just use audio for the sole purpose of tarnishing the image and frustrating the government."
PSN-PSOE's Secretary of Organization, Esther Iso, on Saturday expressed the party's "absolute rejection" of an alleged espionage of socialist leaders in Navarre in the context of the "Koldo case. "
In a strong statement, Iso has described the facts as "utterly repugnant" and has ensured that this is a "disastrous practice , totally alien to the democratic and ethical values of the Socialist Party. "
"What happened is unacceptable. Recording the conversations of party members is not just blatant, but an attack on trust and political coexistence," the socialist leader said, referring to recent audios that could be linked to alleged internal espionage led by Koldo García.
In addition, Iso has taken the opportunity to strongly reject the macho and offensive comments against women that are heard on the recordings: "It is unacceptable to hear such macho and offensive statements that reflect an unacceptable view that we strongly reject from the PSN-PSOE."
Finally, Iso has denounced that the right in Navarre and the state are making "political use" of the case and the audio: "Enough with the right. Enough with the use of some audio that has appeared in the media, immersed in a judicial investigation whose sole purpose is to offend the image of socialist leaders and try to destroy a government that puts people at the centre."
"The Navarre Socialist Party will not allow anyone to tarnish the name of the organization or the people who work tirelessly day by day to improve people's lives," he said.
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