They don’t hide it, but they don’t show it either. The BNG usually softens its postulates in its speeches in search of a social hegemony that is still very distant. However, his particularity is clearly reflected in his writings: his roadmap goes through the economic concert and self-determination like the previous stages until he manages to “materialize the Republic of Galiza”. This is what the political and management report of the National Council of Galiza states. the Bloc and in the report on which the formation led by Ana Pontón is working in view of its XVIII National Assembly, which will be held on December 1 in Santiago de Compostela. A detail, perhaps minor, illustrates the nature of these postulates: in eight pages of the political report, it refers three times to an alleged “colonial plunder” of which Galicia is the victim. Nationalists find the cause in “the”. current autonomous framework.” of many ills from which Galicia suffers. This is why they will seek to do “pedagogy” before a population which, during the last regional elections, placed them in the opposition, as the second political force in the Parliament of Galicia, but very far from the absolute majority that the PP has consolidated Information standard Yes The PP toughens its request to Pontón for family contracts with the administrations of Noela Vázquez Block standard Yes Pontón will use. “all legal means” to investigate the contracts of Xunta Noela VázquezIn short, the nationalists want to “give this debate in an educational way and taking into account the reality of the country”, to try to convince that “many problems” of the ” economic, social and cultural development” of Galicia “have their origin” in their “political dependence”. And one of the first steps would be, for the nationalists, the “serious and rigorous proposal” of an “economic agreement”. because they consider that this would mean “a qualitative and strategic step forward” for the Community. “The current system of financing the common regime constitutes one of the fundamental supports of the centralist ideology of the Spanish State and is based on errors which aim to deepen the idea of a welfare State without which the subsistence of the Galicia would be impossible. danger, while “the reality is quite the opposite”, they assert in their report. All this despite the fact that the vast majority of economists think the opposite. In these documents, the BNG also displays its desire to stand behind the banner. To demonstrate, among other things, against “the looting” which they consider to mean wind farms, both on land and at sea. And especially against the “macrocellulose” that the Portuguese multinational Altri wants to install in Palas de Rei (Lugo) . For nationalists, Altri is an example of “the devastating effect of the policies of the Xunta, the central government and the European Union on our country”. There is also a certain dose of self-criticism in the documentation that the BNG processes for the month of December. 1. Concretely, in linguistic matters, not because of a position, but because they believe that they are not up to the task: “We must recognize that the demand for standardization of the uses of our own language does not “There was not, on our part, the necessary tension and continued attention which deserves.” Without “falling into defeatism”, they say, they consider that more “social action and political commitment” are necessary.
