The matter is passing through Gipuzkoa. With this region being a bustling urban centre and manufacturing hub, they have long had a red argument with the dismantling of the Ondarkins. We know that in this South things are not always half done, and in the San Sebastián area the project of the big incinerator is in the background of intentions. In 2013, with the Guipuzcoan leadership being taken over by the Basque Left, the young and brave elected officials decided that there will be no incinerators in San Sebastián. Deputy of the Environment Department then Inaki Errase and head of the Ondarkin Department Ainhoa Intxaurrandieta.

That there are alternatives to the dismantling of ondarkins are well publicized by associations such as Zero Garbage. In many cities of Gipuzkoa, Usurbil or Hernani, with a thousand inhabitants alike, the Ondarkin relocation has made an incredible solid leap in ten years. Recycle as much as you can, and don’t buy anything that isn’t fully recycled. Berex and bil, bil and use. That each of us should have made a special effort in his own home. And that the public power had to organize the collections of ondarquins according to the prefosta.

So Gipuzkoa had begun to take care of the environment in these departments, like other Catalan or Italian countries. The least of the Ondarkini that does not dissolve, the mold other than to buy, the molds of eating also stronger and closer...

Right wing Basques return to the driver’s seat in the final votes. And these have reopened the doors of the port to the torrent of liberalism. The incinerator project has been set in motion at Puentes de San Sebastián. And Inaki and Ainhoa will be issued as neighbors to pay for the damages of the incinerator’s reversal.

The incinerators are monsters. With their fumes and ashes they put the complement of the inhabitants of the area in danger, wherever there is evidence. Incinerators must devour anything every day, and therefore they compel the whole society to remain in the silence of blind and miserable consumption for several decades and years, the profits of some, and most of them subordinate.

Those who have economic power have political power in most of their hands, directly or obliquely. Always the same mindset: if companies grow well, they may seem like jobs to the people, and sooner or later the working money will be put down to the whole society.

The corrupt Angula has summoned the translated speech of Naski Ainhoa and Inaki in the Basque Country, to denounce that those who also have economic power here exercise political power in their only advantage, instead of the general interest of all.