The UPN criticized the mayor of Pamplona, Joseba Asironfor having “left aside the obligation of build sheltered housing“in the auction of land to be carried out by the Pamplona Town Hall in Arrosadía.
“This is another example of what Asiron is all about. Say one thing and do the opposite. He talks a lot about VPO but does not promote any. Its first action in this matter is to sell a plot of land for the construction of approximately 60 free accommodations. This is also done in a privileged area, obtained during the management of the mayors of the UPN in the development of the Arrosadía/Lezkairu partial plan“only for the speculative purpose of making money, without offering a single subsidized housing unit, either for sale or for rent. Perhaps that is why he approved it in secret, so that no one would know,” the group censored in a statement.
For the regionalists, this action “demonstrates that the one who really supports sheltered housing is the UPN, which with Navarra Suma during the previous mandate forced the developers to build 50% of VPO housing30% of them protected rents.”
The UPN said that this way of proceeding by the “supposed ‘progressive majority’ shows that Asiron does not have a real social housing policy. It begins its journey with the sale of a plot of land, deheritage the municipal council“Everything about him is just a facade, like defending the environment and mobility. “He cuts down more trees than anyone else, he doesn’t promote even a kilometer of bike paths, he ends discounts to encourage the use of the bike rental system… He sells one thing and executes another,” he said.
To this action he added “the slowing down of important developments of Echavacoiz or Donapea, initiated by the UPN, which means that access to housing in Pamplona will become a chimera for many people who urgently need it. On the horizon, in two years, only housing will begin from UPN auction (200 protected, 100 protected rentals and 300 free)”.
A Asiron’s way of doing thingsThe regionalists sum up that “the only thing it does is to deepen one of the most important problems faced by people, especially young people, who cannot access housing, since only 16 out of 100 do so.”
