The PNV will vote in favor of the decree laws that the Government has to validate this Wednesday in Congress for "responsibility", as announced by its president, Andoni Ortuzar, who has nevertheless asked the Executive to "return to the path of normality "and process them as a bill.
In statements to RNE, Ortuzar recalled that, in politics, "sometimes the form is very important" and said that "it gives the impression that the Government believes that it is still in the last legislature and in an extraordinary situation of pandemic or post-pandemic in which such exceptional figures that always carry the stamp of urgency, such as the royal decree law, can continue to be used.
"He has presented us with a very closed menu, with all pre-cooked dishes and in which things are combined that almost all parties agree are good, with others that are conflictive, less attractive or contrary to the interests or ideologies of others. matches," he assured.
He has insisted that the PNV deputies will support the three decrees - the one on anti-crisis measures, the one linked to the administration of Justice and the one on the increase in unemployment benefits - despite the fact that "each one is like an encyclopedia" and " They mix things that have been discussed with us, others that have not, that have been retouched.
He has pointed out that the content of the decree could have been limited to extending the anti-crisis measures and avoiding putting European funds at risk and other things being processed through ordinary means.
In his opinion, the Government has considered that "it is logical" that the parties that supported the investiture of Pedro Sánchez now support the three decrees, when, "between cabbage and cabbage, they have also put a few cabbages in our way."
"I think this should be redirected, because it places us all in an uncomfortable situation," explained Ortuzar, who argued the vote in favor of his group in that the approach in which, if they do not support it, "everything goes to the trash can." ".
