De Andrés accuses the PNV of "enmity" with the people and calls on it not to claim exclusive powers of the state
The president of the Basque PP has accused the lehendakari of "approaching the left abertzale", while warning of the "rise of radicality" that is taking place in the Basque Country and confronting the criticism of Aitor Esteban.
Javier de Andrés (PP). Photo: Europa Press.
This Friday, the President of the Basque People's Party, Javier de Andrés, accused Pradales that the PNV's "hostility" towards his party "hinders the relationship" between the two parties.
During the meeting, De Andrés strongly criticized Aitor Esteban's "rude insults" to the PP. Ironically, he suggested resorting to artificial intelligence "in the absence of any other intelligence" to look at the difference between the disqualifications sent by the PNV to the PP and those that do not exist in the opposite direction.
The popular has also warned that the "radicalization of the left" in the Basque Country is a "serious problem" for coexistence and the economy, and has accused PNV and PSE-EE of "constantly approaching" EH Bildu.
Javier de Andres, Euskadiko PPko presidentea
A refusal to enter into the exclusive powers of the State would greatly facilitate the conclusion of an agreement to complete the process of statutory development. "
With regard to powers, De Andrés has asked the Lehendakari that his Government refrain from demanding "exclusive" transfers from the State and confine itself to matters covered by the Gernika Autonomy Statute. "This nationalist interpretation makes it difficult to complete the Statute," the popular leader has warned.
Finally, De Andrés has opposed PNV and PSE negotiating with EH Bildu a possible reform of the Statute, "leaving out" the PP, which, in his view, would break the political consensus.
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