The Basque Government

The Security Adviser of the Basque Government, Bingen Zupiria, has linked the incidents to young men, the consumption of alcohol and other substances and the "disinhibition" of night leisure. Asked about Ceuta, he regretted that Morocco was not asked to "assume its responsibility". 

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Agricultural associations and trade unions, among others, want the ACV to be declared a drought zone and special measures to be taken. The meeting will take place at 4 p.m. at the headquarters of the Basque Government in Vitoria-Gasteiz. 

EH Bildu has rejected the attacks, but has described them as "one-off events." The PP has asked the Security Adviser about the "political connection" of the Txosna Too Hard, where last Sunday's incidents occurred.

The aim of this new round of meetings, similar to the one held in 2024, is to address the second part of the legislature "through dialogue and the search for agreements between different parties." On the other hand, it has lamented the lack of cooperation in the humanitarian and political crisis in Ceuta.

Dozens of rural professionals have gathered in Vitoria-Gasteiz in response to the call for the association Ataca (Association of Farmers and Farmers of Álava and Treviño) to urge the Basque Government to declare the area of drought in order to receive specific aid to deal with the effects of drought and heat waves.

The Basque Government has announced a budget increase of 51 million euros to strengthen housing policies. Much of the investment will go to the purchase of housing in collaboration with Kutxabank to increase the supply of public park in the ACV. The counsellor has also highlighted the commitment to dotational accommodation and the need for more land.

The Miramar Governing Council will serve to implement the priorities of the Government for the second part of the legislature, with the General Policy Plenary scheduled for September and the pending meeting of Pradales and Pedro Sánchez.

The agricultural organization denounces the "inaction" of the Basque Government and its "departure from the sector". For its part, the union ENHE has called for the declaration of a drought situation and "extraordinary aid" to compensate for the damage suffered.

Education is already piloting four schools in Bizkaia: the CEIP Bagatza in Barakaldo, the IES Luis Briñas-Santutxu in Bilbao, the IPI Pagasarribide in Bilbao and the CEIP Indautxu in Bilbao.

The Minister for Food, Rural Development, Agriculture and Fisheries of the Basque Government, Amaia Barredo, has advanced that the Basque Government will make available to the livestock sector "by early September" the joint purchase routes for certain raw materials due to the shortage of grass caused by the drought. In an interview on Radio Euskadi this Friday, Barredo explained that although the Fodder Table is not yet convened, this does not mean that there will be any delays.

The Ertzaintza will especially monitor access to the rural roads of Oiartzun to prevent vehicles trapped at the border from using alternative routes. In Irun, the Municipal Police will install filters to prevent transit traffic from collapsing the city centre.

The Foral spokeswoman, Irune Berasaluze, has stated that Gipuzkoa is prepared to receive minors. Hori, yes, has imposed conditions on the Spanish Government. It is essential, in her words, to have a structural plan, and improvisation must have no place. 

The Basque Government has closed a survey involving 435 livestock farms in the three territories, the data of which will make it possible to size the joint purchase and negotiate the supply of fodder.

For two weeks now, the Fodder Table has met and the institutions have made a number of commitments. Many farmers have started buying grass and straw on their own and have called on the institutions to take immediate action.

Telematic registration will end on September 16, and the first examinations are scheduled for January 2027. 

The spokesman for the agricultural union, Xabier Iraola, has detailed that there are about 5,000 farms in Álava, Bizkaia and Gipuzkoa outside the public water supply network, which are increasingly suffering from water shortages due to summer droughts.

The Director of Children, Adolescents and the Family, Txema Ezkerra, considers it "unacceptable" for Vox to break the law in the communities that manage this area and has asked the state to intervene.