The Basque PP criticizes the "insolence" of the PNV for asking the Spanish police to go to Ceuta
In the words of the PP spokeswoman in the Basque Parliament, Laura Garrido, Aitor Esteban's statements show that "there is no difference" between the PNV and EH Bildu.
The spokeswoman for the PP in the Basque Parliament, Laura Garrido, has attacked the PNV following yesterday's statements by the president of the PNV EBB, Aitor Esteban, at the opening of the political year in Zarautz, in which he encouraged the Spanish police "who have nothing to do in the Basque Country" (the National Police and the Civil Guard) to go to Ceuta, believing that they are trying to take over the powers of the Ertzaintza.
In his social media message, Garrido has assured that these statements "once again show that there is no difference between the PNV and EH Bildu."
The PNV encourages the arrival of illegal immigrants and wants those with the powers of mafias, border controls, jihadism, organised crime or customs to leave, "referring to the National Police and the Civil Guard.
For his part, the president of the Basque PP, Javier de Andrés, has also addressed jeltzales on social media. "Pretending to be 'progressive' so that the votes of the PNV do not go to EH Bildu is getting out of hand," he said.
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