The City Council has condemned the paintings against the mayor of Lemoa and, in the face of threats, has advocated "dialogue and coexistence"
The municipal groups have reaffirmed their commitment to "coexistence, respect and democratic participation" and have advocated "the open and pluralistic nature of Lemoa, enhancing the community values that unite us as a people".
Esther Iturrioz The Lemoa City Council has condemned the recent paintings in the municipality against the mayor of Lemoa and has warned that "threats have no place in the village or in a society that we want to build from dialogue and coexistence".
In a statement, the municipal government of the PNV and EH Bildu have reaffirmed their commitment to "coexistence, respect and democratic participation".
The City Council has stated that these events "are not only an attack on a particular person, but also on the basic principles of coexistence and respect of our community ".
In this regard, they have defended Lemoa "as an area withall ideas and sensitivities "and have therefore stated" clearly "that the threats" have no place in our municipality or in a society that we want to build from dialogue and coexistence ".
Defence of coexistence
In viewofthe fact that this type of behaviour "goes to the detriment of social cohesion and creates an atmosphere that does not represent the values shared by our neighbours", the City Council has called for "strengthening respect among all people and preserving a safe and constructive common environment".
"As an organization, we reaffirm ourcommitment to work for Lemoa where we all have a place , for coexistence based on respect, mutual recognition, plurality and democratic participation, "they add," to maintain the open and pluralistic character of Lemona, enhancing the community values that unite us as a people. "
"Total rejection."
For her part, the General Representative of Bizkaia, Elixabete Etxanobe, has shown her "absolute rejection" of the paintings and has expressed her support for the mayor, stressing that such behaviour "is not acceptable in our society".
At a press conference in Donostia-San Sebastián, the General Deputy of Bizkaia stated that these are "unacceptable behaviour" and expressed his "full support" for the mayor of Lemoa, as well as "utterly condemning such attitudes that are not tolerable".
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