To make the four-legged table, he has needed a very full carpenter and a honeycomb. Unfortunately, it has been crucial that the txirlora and the splinter are left out if you have strong, smooth legs. The intention that has been formed within Amaiur is that of the accumulation of forces, and this is essential if something is to be achieved. And what we want to achieve is not a catchword. sovereign and Basque Basque Country, among others. But for that we have to be a hegemonic Abertzale force. In other words, hegemony is not only something that is won by an enormous number of votes, but one must extend a way of making politics, an ethics and a renewed morality among politicians. Even if we are not able to change the established system, let us see the different way of doing politics and let us be able to reconvert it. What would not be understood is the following: swallowing systems and setting aside our intentions, because we have not been able to find the right loopholes to achieve our objectives. We want to make the presence of the coalition in the institutions more visible with the accumulation of forces. But not only that: we have to achieve ever-increasing institutional power to realize our political-economic-socio-cultural aspirations. That is why I do not see with good eyes the participation in the Spanish elections. The inclusion of the right of self-determination in the Spanish Constitution is contrary to the Constitution. Therefore, and above all, seeing that Spain does not have to give us everything we have, what do we do for Madrid, if not to reaffirm once again that Euskal Herria is Spain the historical argument that the Spaniards will use? I would only understand from the point of view of the economic side the participation in elections that are not ours. As a Member or Senator. Our playing field is Euskal Herria and the institutions here: The Basque Government and the Parliament of Navarra, the Deputies and the Municipalities, and the institutions of the north. These organizations are the ones we have to use to make our demands. Because it is only with the majority of these institutions that we will be able to deal with the state, applying the rules of the game that we have set in our field of play. In order to do this, we need to join forces and, of course, ETA has no place in this journey (first point of the Gernika Agreement). We can use a real, institutional participatory democracy, demonstrating that there is a way to start building the Basque Country that we want.