Javier Remírez calls on Navarre government partners to "study and ratify" the coalition agreement
The First Vice-President has called for a meeting with PSN, Geroa Bai and Contigo-Zurekin, "to analyse and, if necessary, ratify the political commitment signed until the end of the legislature or beyond", in which context she has called for "commitment" from the parties.
Javier Remirez, First Vice-President of the Government of Navarre.
The First Vice-Presidentof theNavarre Government, Javier Remírez , has called PSN, Geroa Bai and Contigo-Zurekinto a meeting to discuss and, where appropriate, ratify the political commitment signed "until the end of the legislature or beyond".
After the plenary session of the Navarre Parliamentapproved the one-year extension of educational concerts and avoided the closure of 14 classrooms, the Socialist Vice-President has appeared before the media without questions.
"The NavarreGovernment expresses its full commitment to the programme agreement signed during this legislature and, of course, to the budgetary and sectoral agreements that we have signed over the years, "said the First Vice-President of the Navarre Government.
Remírez added that "this government has a clear political agenda , based on the general interestand the service of the citizens, "so" people don't want noise or anger, they just want agreements and progress. "
"In the coming months, Parliament will discuss laws that arekey\u00A0 for the citizens of Navarre and their future, such as health, industrial, university or depopulation laws, all promoted by the Navarre Government, and we are focused on that, on the general interest of the citizens, "said Remírez.
To this end, Remírez has called for "commitment"from all the political parties that make up the Navarre Government.
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