Government of Navarre

For UPN, however, the committee of inquiry set up in the Foral Parliament has made it even more apparent that there is evidence of corruption. All the groups have presented their conclusions today. 

Chivite made this announcement at the PSOE Regional Committee in Navarre, where he said he "still believes in the PSOE."

The spokesman for Contigo-Zurekin in the Navarre Parliament, Carlos Guzmán, has stated that their confidence in Geroa Bai has been "broken" after abstaining from the UPN bill on concerted education.

Geroa Bai's spokesman, Pablo Azcona, has urged Navarra's president, María Chivite, to "rectify this situation, rebuild it, ensure stability and mutual understanding among the partners," as he said after the adoption of the bill on concerted education proposed by UPN.

The First Vice-President has called for a meeting with PSN, Geroa Bai and Contigo-Zurekin,  "to analyse and, if necessary, ratify the political commitment signed until the end of the legislature or beyond", in which context she has called for "commitment" from the parties.

The public school support platforms in Navarre believe that reducing the number of children in classrooms is essential to improve care, reduce school failure and ensure better attention to diversity. They therefore want to present a popular legislative initiative in the Navarre Foral Parliament calling for a reduction in ratios. They call on the entire educational community to cooperate.

The Navarre Parliament is debating the UPN bill on Thursday, which aims to establish criteria for changing classrooms.

Among the commitments agreed, the two groups have agreed to vote against the UPN bill at tomorrow's session.  This would prevent the closing of classrooms for the next course. 

The harassment complaint was filed anonymously last December against a Chief of Service at the University Hospital of Navarre, and became popular when it was posted on a social network account, where a doctor at that Navarre public hospital reported that the Chief of Service's language and conduct "belittled, humiliated, and described women as' things'" and accused the Director of 'doing nothing even though she was aware of it'.

Unai Hualde, President of the Navarre Parliament of Geroa Bai  acknowledges that it has created a great deal of tension between PSN and Geroa Bai over the announcement by the Education Counsellor about the closure of classrooms, especially because it will weaken the ikastolas. Geroa Bai has asked the Socialist Party not to close classrooms and calmly reorganize the education system.

The Education Counsellor of the Navarre Government denies that her Department has carried out "any kind of aggression against the Euskera." Geroa Bai calls for "social and political clamour" and for data to be reviewed in the concerted to try to keep the classrooms open.

It shall also propose other measures in the field of migration, such as the adjustment of municipal aid to the size of the migrant population, the facilitation of the approval of qualifications and the amendment of national laws to facilitate recruitment in countries of origin.

The Navarre ikastolas community has asked the Foral Government on Wednesday to rectify its decision to reduce the pacts to 8 of the 15 ikastolas in the territory, in a mobilisation in front of the Department of Education. The president of Nafarroako Ikastolak, Oier Sanjurjo, has lamented that this decision "does a lot of damage to our network" and has called for "equality".

The President and CEO of Aena, Maurici Lucena, has argued at the Shareholders' Meeting that Spanish airports of general interest are subject to a specific legal regime provided for in Law 18/2014, protected by the Constitution, which declares the exclusive competence of the State over these infrastructures and protects private property and the freedom of enterprise, but has welcomed cooperation and coordination with the Autonomous Communities, provided that the limits of the Constitution are respected and the autonomy of Aena is not altered.

The Foral Government has held its third act of recognition and reparation for the victims, in which a total of 122 victims have been recognized. Ana Ollo has advocated for "respect for and defence of human rights", proclaiming that there is "ethical ground".

The case of the explosion, which occurred in January 2025, is in court, so the insurers will not make payments until the end of the process. Many families are paying the mortgage and rent of a house where they cannot live. 

From now on, the Palliative Care Protocol is not limited to terminally ill patients with a survival of less than six months.

The Basque Government estimates that there will be 540,000 journeys  in the next few days on the roads of the Basque Autonomous Community. 

Initially, a harmonization decree has been adopted to bring state measures into line with foral regulations, but it has advanced that it is working on its own fiscal measures, such as the postponement of IRPF payments.