On 30 June it has been known that the Basque Government has given the company Verter Recycling 2002 permission to expand the provisional landfill that has been built in the lower part of the landfill where Zaldibar fell, thus becoming a safe deposit and collecting the waste falling into the waste disposal.
The Zaldibar Argitu platform, for its part, has been critical of this decision, according to Berria, on the one hand, pointed out that it is "difficult to understand" because it is the company itself that owns and therefore is responsible for the landfill and "after all the infringements it has committed". The platform explained that "an emergency law has been used to turn soils into landfills, without taking environmental measures into account", a decision taken by "an interim government". He criticized that the Basque Government had given as an argument to justify the decision of the Basque Government that the location of the warehouse would facilitate the search for the bodies of Alberto Sololuze and Joaquín Beltrán: The platform has described it as "embarrassing" and "very low moral" that these two people "be used in this way."
On 4 July, the Zaldibar Argitu platform convened a demonstration in Eibar, which will tour the streets of Gipuzkoa.
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Europako Batzordeak beste behin adierazi du Eusko Jaurlaritzak legedia bete zuela Zaldibarko zabortegiaren kasuan. Zaldibar Argitu plataformak nabarmendu du Lakuak bidalitako informazioa soilik izan duela kontuan Bruselak.
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