In February, two years have passed since the Zaldibar landfill fell. In March comes the second anniversary of the pandemic, when we stay home for two months. Two disasters. The second covered the first, but the management of the Eitzaga disaster taught us how the pest was to be managed.

The landfill had two workers, Alberto Sololuze and Joaquín Beltran. Beltran's body was not found. The rubbish has also been there. The population of Eitzaga is abandoned alongside the waste. All of us who live nearby still do not know what we breathe, what we have on the buried side, what we all have attached to the highway (because the fall is there).

We continue in Pandemia and management is as chaotic and incomprehensible as what was done in the landfill in February 2020. Citizens, without protection, on many occasions adrift, are receiving confusing information in the two years.

The two members of the government were great managers. Both have shown us that they have mismanaged the two issues, and what is worse, that they have not learned from the mistakes made and that they do not want to learn either.

Two excesses.