Government of Navarre

The people have declared that they will not approve the budgets of a government "riddled with corruption" and have criticized the relationship between socialists and EH Bildu.

After weeks of negotiations, EH Bildu will make the budgets of the Navarre Government available for the seventh time. 

Jesus Polo was the first to speak in the Committee of Inquiry of the Navarre Parliament about public works tenders.

The preliminary draft responds to the government agreement of PSN, Geroa Bai eta Contigo-Zurekin, but they will need the support of EH Bildu to approve the final project.

It focuses on health, industrial transformation, culture and the Basque Country, comprising 42 areas of cooperation, 13 more than the previous agreements.

Fernando Domínguez says that "the effort is enormous" but admits that for the time being they have not achieved "the expected results" in traumatology. In this context, the Health Adviser of the Government of Navarre has stressed that they will coordinate all the resources and management tools to analyse and improve the situation. 

Zabaleta, the political leader of EH Bildu in Navarre Miren, made these statements today, Saturday, to discuss the political course with hundreds of militants before holding an assembly in Burlada, when he stressed that it is time to "strengthen cooperation between the political forces."

The president of Navarre thinks it's all a right-wing party circus.

It will be the 86th appearance of the Senate Committee of Inquiry by the President of the Navarre Government.

The decision is based on the Foral Act amending the Historical Memory Regulations to introduce a specific provision on the monument, which obliges the monument to be given a new meaning, limits its uses to the purposes of education and democratic memory, and provides for the removal of elements of Francoist exaltation.

Uxue Barkos has stated that these statements give "new meaning to the legal errors" contained in the OANA report on Nasuvinsa. Oskar Matute, for his part, has said he is "surprised" and has clarified that he used "the headline of a newspaper in an ironic tone."

The President of the Government of Navarre, Maria Chivite, has stated that the report of the Anti-Corruption Office states that the award of the Belate tunnel is "null and void" and refers to "management failures". Chivite has stressed that "there is no corruption, there has been no property damage and there is no conflict of interest".

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

Javier Esparza says the government will have to "explain" why he gave "76 million euros of work to a Santos Cerdán company" and that he will have to explain why "the procedure that has been declared null and void" was used.

The Territorial Cohesion Adviser, Oscar Chivite, has explained to the media that the award process was carried out in accordance with the Navarre Recruitment Act and that the works of the Belate tunnel will not be suspended. 

Following a report by the Navarro Office of Good Practice and Anti-Corruption, the PSN states that "it has been proven that there is no corruption or illegal practices within the Navarre Government". 

The Office of Anti-Corruption considers that there are "numerous manifest and flagrant violations" in the terms of the contract concluded by the public company Nasuvinsa for the construction of official housing in Ripagaña. The Councillor for Rural Development and the Environment of the Government of Navarre and former Managing Director of Nasuvinsa, José María Aierdi, has argued that there was "no deal in favour of a company."

He points out that the procedure violated the essential rules for the functioning of collegiate bodies, including because the President of the Bureau established his own after knowing the scores of the members of the Bureau.

With these resolutions, 84 persons have already been recognized as victims of political violence under the Foral Act /2019.