The Basque People's Party

The people believe that the forum "does nothing" and accuse the Department of Education of using the forum to inform them of the decisions already taken.

The people believe that the forum "does nothing" and accuse the Department of Education of using the forum to inform them of the decisions already taken.

In addition, the PP spokeswoman in Parliament, Laura Garrido, has criticized the strategy of PNV to grant prison benefits to ETA prisoners.

The president of the Basque PP, Javier de Andrés, has criticized the PNV for advocating the regularization of immigrants promoted by the Spanish Government.  He denounces its rejection of centrality and becomes the alibi of the left.

The PP spokeswoman in the Basque Parliament, Laura Garrido, has denounced that the alleged leak of the examination of a Santurtzi OPE, the case of the Getxo palace or the arrival of the former head of security of Osakidetza with a false position, show that the PNV "changes procedures and violates legality to put the administration at the service of itself and its friends."

The PP spokesman at the General Meetings of Gipuzkoa, Mikel Lezama, has criticized the PNV's "ideological intention" to entrust port management to the Basque Government, which, he said, "cannot be done because it is a port of general interest of the state."

The president of the Basque PP, Javier de Andrés, has stated that his party has "many doubts" about what happened and has considered that "there are elements that show that it was not an occasional and unusual thing", but that "it is broader than what was originally transmitted".

The President proposed the creation of this forum with the aim of strengthening democracy in the face of the rise of authoritarianism and disinformation in the world.

The PP's parliamentary spokesman has accused the PNV-PSE coalition government of "not having the Basque Country as a leading economy," and of making its economic indicators "worse than those of the rest of Spain," an issue he has described as "worrying."

PNV and EH Bildu call for "respect for international law"  The PSE-EE does not make statements and the PP calls for "prudence". According to Podemos Euskadi, "violence cannot be considered a political instrument and attacks cannot be justified.

The General Secretary of the Basque People's Party, Esther Martínez, has considered the Christmas Eve speech of King Philip VI to be a "great lesson" for democrats because of his call for the defence of democracy and freedom. "A valuable lesson in calling for the responsibility of citizens to build and meet challenges from a coexistence based on freedom," she said.

After the PP president said EH Bildu's "massacre" would come, the abertzale coalition has asked for support from the Bureau of Parliament.

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

The lawyer Mikel Mancisidor has been appointed Ararteko by the Basque Parliament with the votes of PNV, PSE-EE and PP. His appointment has been preceded by accusations between the PP and EH Bildu. The coalition criticizes that Mancisidor "does not have the right level of Euskera" and questions whether the PP has supported his candidacy.

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 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.

The absolute majority of PNV and PSE-EE guarantees that the 2026 accounts will continue to be processed, despite criticism from EH Bildu, PP, Sinte and Vox of the draft budget.

The president of the Basque PP, Javier de Andrés, has said that an organization is acting "directly against the PP", which has names and surnames "EH Bildu and Ernai". In this context, he has criticized the attitude of jeltzales and socialists.

This week the PP headquarters in Bilbao was stained with red paint, a threat banner with images of politicians appeared in Vitoria and plaques were also attacked in memory of the victims of ETA stationed in Durango.