After five years of government of María Chivite in Navarre and of six of Pedro Sánchez in the Spanish governmentand that Navarra was the community in which the least investment has been made this time on the part of the State, the President of the Regional Government, will transfer to President Pedro Sanchezduring the bilateral meeting to be held on October 11, the need to “accelerate” he High performance train (TAP), andl Navarre Canal or the implementation of electric mobility.
It is striking that it is now that he decides to take this step, which he clearly indicates in his words: Pedro Sánchez and his government care little about Navarre and Chivite does not care.
And it is that he The PSOE of Navarre asked itself during the plenary session of Parliament, through its spokesperson, Ramón Alzórriz, on the topics what will be discussed at this meeting. Chivite responded that he was presenting an “intense agenda of priorities.” Among them, that “budget support for infrastructure” like the TAP or the Navarre Canal. He declared that “the political commitment is there” but it is necessary “a streamline administrative procedures“which delay these infrastructures” more than desirable.
To this will be added the “transformation that the industry needs” within the framework of the Navarra and State draft laws for the sector. In the specific area of the automotive sector, he will ask Sánchez to “accelerate the deployment of electric mobility” with initiatives such as the Plan Moves He will also propose that “there continues to be support” in order to have “a. sufficient social housing stock“, while she is the president of Navarra who has built the least amount of housing since the arrival of democracy, and measures in response to the “shortage” of health professionals.
On the other hand, the president will emphasize the need for a “solidarity mechanism” to take care of the “menas” who arrive in Spain. In this regard, he chose to conclude agreements to achieve a “solution of co-responsibility guaranteeing human rights”.
Finally, Chivite will ask for the “strengthening of our self-government” and will require pending transfers in terms of R&D&i, scholarships, in addition to the AP-68. The president of Navarre stressed that she would continue to “work with loyalty and discretion through dialogue” instead of “neither assisting nor confronting.”
