According to the count of the last days, Juan José Echeverría, from Navarra Suma, had 23 votes and Ayesa, with 22. The third PSN candidate, Maite Sporrín, had 7. The vote took place on Thursday evening and Ollo Mayor David Campion won 29 votes, including those of EH Bildu, Geroa Bai and the PSN.
The surprise was the attitude of the PSN, which in the opinion of the majority would repeat what happened in the City Council of Pamplona: to present his candidacy not to vote for EH Bildu, thus giving way to the mayor the candidate of Navarra Suma. In the first round, the PSN voted for itself, but in the second, after negotiating with Campión, voted for it. Sporrín later explained that this was the result of the vote, after Campion announced that he would comply with the socialist programme.
When he took office, Campión sent two main messages to the municipal representatives: on the one hand, that he himself will delve into the line that the Commonwealth has taken in recent years, constituting a large government team. On the other hand, it clearly underlined its independence.
The mayor of Pamplona, Enrique Maya, described the PSN's position as theater and accused EH's candidate Bildu of giving his vote. In any case, the situation has again reflected the situation that is being experienced in the City Hall of Pamplona: that it has the mayor, but that often UPN cannot take forward its intentions because the opposition joins.
Knot of Imarcoain
Transport and waste are one of the main challenges for the community. On the one hand, the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan that aims to bring the entire region and, on the other, the Waste Plan of Navarra. In this area, it has drawn up a general plan in which the key component is the waste treatment plant to be built in Imarcoain. Among the difficulties encountered are allegations from various groups of citizens and from UPN to the mayor of Noáin. The Company of the Three Rs, dedicated to Subai Erakuntza and the world of waste, has also criticised the project, especially because in the treatment of waste there is re-use of centralisation rather than decentralisation, building small treatment centres as close as possible to waste generation areas.