EH Bildu reiterates to PNV and PSE his offer to jointly negotiate the budgets of the Basque Government and the three deputies
In an interview with Naiz Irratia, Arnaldo Otegi has said that there have been no interviews so far, but he hopes that his offer will receive a "positive response." "Unlike last year, there may be opportunities to do things differently. The invitation is on the table and the roads are open," he has reiterated.
EH Bildu's Secretary General, Arnaldo Otegi, confirmed last Wednesday his offer to the PNV and the PSE-EE to negotiate the budgets of the Basque Government and the three Member States of the Basque Autonomous Community.
In an interview with Naiz Irratia, Otegi referred to the negotiation of public accounts in the Basque institutions and reiterated the offer made last year by the coalition, which they consider "very reasonable".
"In fact, have the problems changed since last year? No. Last year we said that there are issues that need to be addressed as a matter of priority here. In this situation, for us, it does not make much sense to talk about deputies or the budgets of each institution separately," he said.
In his opinion, 'the political logic needs another ': 'The box, in common, must look at how much money there is and decide how much and where to invest that money'. In this regard, he has invited the Socialist Party and the jeltzale party to discuss the four budgets together.
"This year I want to invite the PSE and the PNV again. Following this political logic. Let's sit down and talk about the budgets of the four main institutions of the Basque Autonomous Community to see how much money we have and where we have to invest. We are ready to talk about that block and those political terms," he said.
Although there has been no official interview so far, he expects his offer to receive a "positive response." "Unlike last year, there may be opportunities to do things differently. The invitation is on the table and the roads are open," he insisted.
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