He plenary session of the Parliament of Navarre This Thursday, he rejected a Vox Movement to urge the provincial government to “immediately put an end to all ideological indoctrination about the minors which takes place in the educational field.
They voted against UPN, PSN, EH Bildu, Geroa Bai and Contigo-Zurekin, while PP and Vox did so in favor.
The rejected motion included a second point in which the Regional Executive was called upon to “promote the legal changes necessary to eliminate the obstacles that hinder the access to education of all Navarrese on an equal footing, guaranteeing the ideological neutrality of education”. On this point, the PPN abstained.
Likewise, in a third section, the Government of Navarre was asked to “commit unequivocally to respect the right of parents to freely choose religious education and the morality of their children which is consistent with their own convictions, thus guaranteeing Article 27 of the Spanish Constitution. “The UPN, the PPN and Vox voted in favor, insufficient support in the face of the rejection of the others.
In this context, the Regional Executive was asked to adopt “the necessary measures to promote review of educational programs and immediate withdrawal of books of texts and educational materials containing all types of indoctrination or potentially harmful content that could harm the innocence of minors, without causing economic harm to families. » This point was also rejected, despite support from the UPN, PPN and Vox.
Finally, the Government of Navarre was invited to “guarantee prior knowledge and parental acceptance of everything sexual emotional content either ideological that their children can receive in class”. The PPN abstained on this point, Vox voted for and the rest of the groups positioned themselves against.
To defend the motionVox spokesperson Maite Nosti declared that “in Navarre we observe a clear attempt to indoctrination of schoolsimposing on parents a particular way of educating their children. gender ideology, radical feminism, LGTBI activism, partial historical memory, globalism, linguistic imposition and political manipulationamong other topics,” he said.
The parliamentarian of UPN Pedro González stressed that “we share issues such as the right of families to choose the education they want for their sons and daughters or the withdrawal of illegal textbooks that threaten the institutional reality of Navarre, but we cannot vote in in favor of a motion that describes the education system in this country as if it were an extension of a classroom in Cuba or Venezuela.
THE The groups PSN, EH Bildu, Geroa Bai and Contigo-Zurekin expressed their refusal to debate with Vox and anticipated their vote against the motion.
In favor of the motion, PPN spokesperson Javier García said that “trying to impose a single way of thinking or seeing the world is a powerful tool for some,” but he stressed that this should not exist in education.
