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The jeltzale party has pointed out that the Euskera needs an agreement, "which is the important thing now" and has acknowledged that, although it has been negotiating with other parties for months to reach such an agreement, they need more time. "Our proposal aims to promote the use of the Euskera and to shield the OPE from legal security," he has argued.

The president of the PNV EBB, Aitor Esteban, has repliedto the opulentDe Andres  saying that "the PP still doesn't know what's going on in this country." The leader of the jeltzales believes it's a "totally wrong reading to think that overnight Iparralde has become a patriot."

According to EH Bildu's spokesman in the Basque Parliament, Pello Otxandiano, "this country needs a consensual framework between PNV and EH Bildu." 

The president of the BBB, Iñigo Ansola, has stressed that the jeltzale representative, Peio Etxeleku, has opted for change in the Basque College of Urban Centres with the aim of strengthening the relationship with the South, and has reiterated that the support of jeltzales must be understood in the logic of Iparralde.

Written in black, you could read "EAJ español. Fascists out" in the paintings with the symbol of the sickle and the hammer.

The PNV spokeswoman at the Congress, Maribel Vaquero, has assured us that she does not question the technical reports of the experts at the Reina Sofía Museum, that they do not recommend moving the painting, but has asked for more expert reports.

Laura Garrido (PP) has told the media that during the Aberri Eguna the PNV had "the usual speech." "They talked about a qualitative leap that I want to ask if it will benefit the Basques, bearing in mind that independence is not among the first concerns of the Basques," she said.

The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, criticized hours earlier the "nationalist intentions" of temporarily transferring Picasso's Gernika to the Basque Country, calling them "catetada."

Esteban claims the "constructive attitude" of the PNV and defends a prosperous country model. With regard to the new status, the president of the EBB admits that there are differences between the Basque parties, but is willing to reach an agreement as long as it makes a "real leap".

The nationalist parties will celebrate the Aberri Eguna on Easter Sunday. As usual, the PNV will hold its central event in Bilbao's Plaza Nueva from 11 a.m. onwards. The abertzale coalition, for its part, will begin its programme of activities with a demonstration from the Golem cinemas in Pamplona from 12 noon.

The president of the EBB calls for "living" the Basque Country on a day-to-day basis to guarantee its future. He also believes that there is no common basis for celebrating the unitary Aberri Eguna because each party has "different" country models, but does not rule out that such unity can be given "perhaps" in the future.

Jeltzales have demanded that the Basque Country be "one territory or several names", in a context in which the international order is shaken, "to claim that we are a living homeland and that we live every day".

The municipal groups have reaffirmed their commitment to "coexistence, respect and democratic participation" and have advocated "the open and pluralistic nature of Lemoa, enhancing the community values that unite us as a people".

The president of the EBB has defended the agreement on airports and the ability of the Basque Country to influence its management and has questioned the PSE-EE's criticism of undermining the airport agreement.

EBB President Aitor Esteban has participated in the central event of EGI Eguna in Mungia, where he has called on young jeltzales to take their place in society and in the party.

The PNV considers this to be "great news" while the PSE-EE calls for the cordon to be placed in its dimension and for there to be no excessive expectations. The opposition criticizes the lehendakari's search for a photo in Madrid in which the agreement is nothing but smoke.

According to jeltzales, these measures "will help make the final price of electricity and fuel more affordable for families and self-employed people." The abertzale coalition welcomes the fact that it has received three proposals sent to Sanchez, but criticizes that the measures will increase the profits of large energy and oil companies.

The decree will be passed on Friday in the Council of Ministers and voted on next week in Congress.

The PNV spokeswoman at the Congress, Maribel Cowboy, has explained that this weekend they sent the Spanish Government a list of 31 measures to address the economic consequences of the war in the Middle East.