The BDZ movement has accused Pradales of "failing the truth" in the legality of the CAF project in Jerusalem
The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement in the Basque Country has denounced that the light train violates international resolutions and has called for the Basque Government to suspend public aid to Gipuzkoa.
Euskal Herria Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movimiento (BDZ) accuses President Imanol Pradales of "lying" about thelegality of CAF's light train projectin Jerusalem.
In a statement, BDZ has assured that the project has never been legaland that it was already in question in 2019.
According to the movement, Pradales has admitted that the project is "questionable"from an ethical point of view, but they believe it "fails the truth" when he claims it was ever legal.
Therefore, the BDZ has asked theBasque Government to suspend all public aid in an ethical manner, stressing that cooperation with the 'Israeli colonial regime', in addition to being unethical, is 'clearly illegal da'.
The movement quoted UNmember Francesca Albanese, who in a report described the project asthe engine of the "occupation economy" , adding that the railway line links the illegal colonies in eastern Jerusalem with the city centre.
Finally, the BDZ reiterates that the train violates United Nations Resolution 242 recognizing the occupied Palestinian territories.
You might like
Josu Zabala Erasun was remembered in Hondarribia on the 50th anniversary of his death
Josu Zabala Erasun was shot dead by the Civil Guard in 1976 during a demonstration against the kidnapping of ETA member Eduardo Moreno Bergaretxe, 'Pertur'.
A painting against an ertzaina appears near his home in Vitoria-Gasteiz
The Department of Safety and Security has condemned "the threats and threats to the police, which recall past times and attack not only the said officer and the Ertzaintza, but also the foundations of democracy and coexistence".
Agirre has called for a "public repair" of Irura's Bat Palace on the grounds that "progress" is not enough
According to the mayor, for months the debate has gone beyond the legal issue, with very serious accusations being made against the people affected and against the PNV, so he has clearly said that it is not enough to leave what happened behind.
The President has assured us that there is no organized crime in the Basque Country today
Interviewed in the Faktoria programme of Euskadi Irratia, the President of the Basque Government, Imanol Pradales, has pointed out that the murders of recent years are mainly related to the deterioration of personal relations caused by drugs, addictions or gender-based violence, and has stressed that there is currently no organized crime in the Basque Country.
Ernai launches the Francoist cross of Mount Isuskitza
Ernai has shot down and videotaped the 1940 cross on Mount Isuskitza (Álava) in memory of the Franco requetés. The youth organization has claimed that fascism has no place in our country and has called for participation in the demonstration that will take place on 13 September in San Sebastian.
Nora Abete (PSE-EE) presents her candidacy for mayor of Bilbao
The current deputy mayor of the Bilbao City Council and spokesperson for the PSE-EE has explained that his candidacy stems from "proximity, listening and decision-making."
Gipuzkoa's Provincial Council will begin negotiating fiscal budgetary measures next week
Gipuzkoa MP Eider Mendoza has advanced her intention to start a round of talks with opposition groups to begin negotiations on the territory's budgets and some fiscal measures.
The President shall propose economic, self-government and housing agreements in his round of meetings with the parties and social partners
The meetings will take place from 8 to 15 September with the aim of strengthening dialogue and fostering partnerships in a context marked by international uncertainty and the electoral cycle of 2027.
Iker Casanova will again be EH Bildu's candidate for Bizkaia's MP
EH Bildu's Bizkaia Political Bureau believes that baracaldés is the right person to represent the project of left-wing sovereignty.
Zupiria believes that there is no political tint in the recent incidents between young people and the Ertzaintza
The Security Adviser of the Basque Government, Bingen Zupiria, has linked the incidents to young men, the consumption of alcohol and other substances and the "disinhibition" of night leisure. Asked about Ceuta, he regretted that Morocco was not asked to "assume its responsibility".