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In this regard, EH Bildu's spokesman in the Basque Parliament has pointed out that the PNV "has not been part of a bloc that provides permanent support" or has "a shared programme" with the government of Pedro Sánchez, so he does not believe that "the parliamentary dynamic will change much".

Esteban said if the signing was not complied with, it would be "serious and in breach of the investiture agreement."

The PNV spokeswoman at the Congress, Maribel Cowboy, has said that she has noticed several shortcomings in Felipe VI's Christmas speech, including a more explicit reference to the end of Francoism and the need to declassify the documents of the dictatorship and transition, as well as the recognition of the Basque and Catalan nation. Cowboy has also regretted that the King does not mention the latest attacks and debates linked to the use of the Euskera, which have been particularly important this year.

Following the vote to approve the budgets, the Finance and Finance Adviser, Noël d'Anjou, has insisted that they strengthen public services and 'put people at the centre' because they are 'responsible' and 'committed' accounts to the problems of the citizens, which 'mark a clear direction towards the Basque Country of the future'.

Only one vote has decided to join the basque consortium, which consists of the Basque Government, the BBK Foundation and the Indar fund.

In an interview in La Sexta, the PNV president has said  that the general elections in Spain will be brought forward. He has announced that they will be held in 2026. In his words, the Spanish legislature can no longer resist. PNV leader has stressed that Pedro Sánchez "cannot hide himself like an ostrich, even behind VOX."

The general secretary of the abertzale coalition has stated that he is still surprised that  "after 24 hours, with the silence of forces like the PNV or the PSE-EE." According to him, here "there is no problem between EH Bildu and the PP: it is the backward bloc that has a problem with Euskal Herria."

Pello Otxandiano says that the active listening process carried out in the region has been an exercise in maturity that should serve as an example for the future, while the lehendakari recalls the statements of the left abertzale against the Guggenheim project in Bilbao.

In an interview on Radio Euskadi, Ibone Bengoetxea has highlighted the ability to understand and respect the political adversary in the Basque Country, but believes that "we must be very careful about the constant attempts at polarization and confrontation". In this regard, the Government has shown its willingness to listen, dialogue and reach agreements.

The PP of the Basque Country celebrated today in Vitoria-Gasteiz a Christmas meal in which Miguel Tellado and the president of the Basque PP, Javier De Andrés, addressed their criticism to the PNV.

During his visit to San Sebastián to participate in a dinner with party members, the spokesman for the People's Party in Congress has urged the Spanish Government to "take responsibility for what is happening" and asked the PNV "how long it will continue to support Sanchez".

The PNV spokeswoman at the Congress, Maribel Cowboy, has acknowledged that the situation is "difficult", "the risk in the legislature is increasing" and "the concern is growing." "We see a government in shock," and "it does not know how to respond to everything that comes upon it and to accusations of machismo."

On Thursday, the Basque Parliament adopted a law containing a number of urgent measures to regulate the area of housing, with the aim of mobilising land for the promotion of new promotions, speeding up procedures and limiting tourist flats.

The PP proposes the creation of an insurance contracting platform, while EH Bildu calls for health care in sport to be the responsibility of Osakidetza. Both proposals have been rejected.

EBB Secretary Maitane Ipiñazar said in Euskadi Irratia that the decision calls into question the Euskera normalization law itself.

On the one hand, according to the counsellor, there is a "more civic" party, represented by EH Bildu "as a coalition that wants to govern the Basque Country", but within that world there are also "Sortu and Ernai, who want to combine political activity with popular mobilization", which is legitimate, but the question is whether or not the use of violence is justified. "

Elkarrekin Gipuzkoa's spokeswoman at the Gipuzkoa General Meetings, Mira Echeveste, will appear at 4 p.m. to give details of the agreement.