EH Bildu believes that the tax measures agreed between PNV and PSE-EE do not respond to the needs of citizens and are an "exercise in makeup"
EH Bilduhas put the PNV and the PSE-EE in trouble with the fiscal measures agreed last week for the three territories. The abertzale coalition believes that what has been agreed does not meet the needs of the citizens, and although jeltzales and social groups have sold it as a "revolution", it is "an exercise in populism and makeup ", in the words of EH Bildu sources," a review of the review ".
The two parties, governing partners in the deputies, agreed last Tuesday on thecommon frameworkof fiscal measures that they intend to implement in 2027 , overcoming the disagreement that occurred at the beginning of the summer in Bizkaia. However, it should be remembered that the PNV and the PSE-EE do not have an absolute majority in Gipuzkoa and Álava, so they need the support of some opposition group to approve these tax measures.
EH Bildu's executive met this afternoon to discuss, among other things, this agreement, and sources from the coalition have stressed that "the fiscal measures agreed between the PNV and the PSE are far from responding to the needs and challenges facing our people," and have denounced that in some areas they are doing so "in the opposite direction."
EH Bildu believes that the agreement has not addressed fundamental and structural issues and believes that "the opportunity has been missed" to undertake a major tax reform . once again.
The sovereign coalition has insisted that it will continue to make its proposals in tax matters and will haveaccess to housing , which, in the opinion of EH Bildu, is one of the main problems facing citizens today and is not only a major social and economic problem, but also one of the factors that is causing the most loss and difficulty in attracting talent.
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