The meeting of the bilateral commission scheduled for today has been postponed due to the lack of guarantees for the transfer of transfers
The Assembly was suspended on Friday on the grounds that the "minimum technical, economic and legal conditions" agreed in July had not been met.
Ubarretxena, Friday in Madrid.
Today the Basque Government and the Spanish Government were to hold the meeting of the Bilateral Transfer Commissionto close the transfer of the five transfers, but in the end, as is well known, the meeting was suspended on the grounds that there is no guarantee that the transfer will take place.
Both parties were to conclude an agreement on maritime rescue transfers, Barakaldo machinery verification centre, school insurance, non-contributory social security benefits and unemployment benefits, all of which were agreed by the Government and the Spanish Government in July by a political agreement.
The First Vice-President of the Basque Government and Adviser for Culture and Linguistic Policy, Ibone Bengoetxea, has assured us that the Executive has acted "responsibly" waiting for the transfers agreed with the Spanish Government to "materialize" as agreed in the agreement and has reiterated that the "minimum technical, economic and legal requirements"agreed are not currently met.
The meeting was postponed on Friday, just days after the meeting in Madrid of the Councillor for Governance, Digital Administration and Self-Government,\u00Aria Ubarretxena, and the Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz.
The Spanish Governmentreiterates its commitment to compliance with the Gernika Statute, but specifies that there is currently no legal guarantee for the implementation of these transfers, especially in the case of Social Security.
In this context, the PNVspokesman in the Basque Parliament, Joseba Díez Antxustegi, has considered it "incomprehensible" that the head of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, should not comply with the political agreement agreed upon, and so believes that jeltzales have "free hands" to vote in Congress against the measures of the PSOE.
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