I have read to the councilor the list of errors made by the managers of the City Hall of Donostia-San Sebastián since the beginning of his term of office. I have asked him not to repeat himself and I have offered him to collaborate in the Basque Town Hall. Not a few steps back, you know the trick you have used not to ask for training in Euskera for director positions, or how you have hired 60 municipal agents without the ability to Euskera; we have denounced that we will have to wait ten years for the Euskera to be used on an equal footing in the advertising of municipal bus stops, or that you have hired 20 times more institutional advertising than in the Basque media in Basque. I have also warned you that much of the documentation we use in the City Hall is produced only in Spanish, and that it has been sent to us without translating to the Basque language. I have also requested that any course be given in Basque, in accordance with the regulations, to municipal staff with autonomous competence in Basque, or that it be done in English to rule out the linguistic landscape in Basque in the municipal sports centers of the “city of Euskera”. In this sense, I have requested explanations for the fact that several days and events organized by the City Council for citizenship have been mainly in Spanish or only in Spanish.

The councillor responsible for the normalization of the use of the Basque country has accepted the errors, but he has asked me to look at the positive aspects of its management. No, also positive my friend, agonist or. Finally, with the answer he told me that I am a “papistegia” from another member of the municipal government that did not make me too optimistic or that he is not able to answer a good day in Basque, that I have asked him to comply with the regulations.

And there's the question. In addition, the PNV has an obligation to put obstacles and obstacles in place whenever it is asked to extend the Basque legislation or to create a new rule. Like the advanced students of Neoliberal, he does not want regulations and strives not to apply the existing norms, as it can be an obstacle to his business; an example of this is not wanting to make an evident analysis of the impact that the housing project of Añorga will have on the use of the Basque. It is also capable of derogating from the rules and making use of them for its benefit. And so that all that right-wing management that condemns us to exclusion translates into those who want to live in Euskera, what better emotional and economic blackmail than a Corleanés. Patrika h(J)elburu!