- "Tell me who you are with and I will tell you who you are" has been painted in Spanish in different assemblies of Bizkaia. The agreement between the PNV and the PP “blackens the present of young people” and “throws the future to the ground” denounces the youth organization Ernai. In the opinion of EAJ, it has been an "anti-democratic, anonymous, cowardly attack against the sentiment of the majority of Basque society".
Ernai points out that this agreement is contrary to the interests of citizens and mortgages future generations: “They can put thousands of excuses behind them, but words and actions, again, don’t match. The quota up and down, the bilateral relationship with the state up and down... Young people see things differently: the tricks to fill your pockets up and down, the position you need to keep your privileges up and down.”
On Friday at 5 p.m., Ernai organized a concentration in front of the Sabin House to denounce the agreement.
We
— Ernai Organization (@ernaigazte) May 5, 2017
met in front of the Youth Hall. We are not willing to link our country to foreign states through corrupt business! pic.twitter.com/QtlF3pzquP
"Since you don't sign, I know who you are"
Ortuzar’s party has turned to the nationalist left and has asked him to make some statement about the attack. On the other hand, the nationalists have pointed out that what has been agreed with the PP is "good for the Basque Country and for the interests of all", and that the social majority has understood it as well.
Topatu-info has collected several photos of the paintings:
