The PSE condemns the appearance of graffiti against Denis Itxaso in the Altza district of San Sebastian
The Housing Counsellor of the Basque Government has been called "mafioso" in the painting and has also been written "Auditz Akular ez ukitu", referring to a housing project presented by Itxaso for this area.
The PSE has condemned the appearance in the socialist headquarters of the Altza district of Donostia-San Sebastián of graffiti against the Housing Advisor of the Basque Government, Denis Itxaso, in which they have written "Denis Itxaso mafioso" and "Auditz Akular has not been touched".
In the vicinity of Auditz Akular, Itxaso made a fewmonths ago a new proposal to build 3,000 homes bat, in addition to several new equipment and a polygon.
The Secretary-General of the Guipuzcoan Socialists, José Ignacio Asensio, has stated in a statement that this type of attack is intended to "hinder the work of the institutions" and has considered it "unacceptable" to have to "suffer such acts" when his party "promotes housing policies to resolve one of the main concerns of the citizens".
He has stressed that it is "unacceptable" to intimidate "a democratic party and a councillor who, day by day, works in an exemplary manner to meet the challenge of achieving decent housing."
"There are people who would like to be constantly in conflict, but they will not find us on that path, because political work must be aimed at solutions, not at increasing tensions," he said.
The leader of the Guipuzcoan socialists has stressed the need to "value the excellent work being done by Socialist Councillor Denis Itxaso, who is leading an ambitious housing agenda with real solutions."
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