In the case of the media in Navarre, neither Uxue Barkos, nor Joseba Asiron, nor Ainhoa Aznarez, who joined the electoral campaign, will reach the end of the legislature. As far as the presidency of Parliament is concerned, it will be as long as Laura Perez and the company, who have broken the Mugu-Ahal Dugu Group, join the opposition. The parliamentarians now using the name Bai have not clarified what is pushing them to dismiss Ainhoa Aznárez. In the City Hall of Pamplona, the ediles of Orain Bai, together with UPN and PSN, have put aside this year’s budgets. As a result, many projects that have been agreed with citizens and social movements have been paralysed. The Aranzadi people have had two important responsibilities in the City Hall, but on both occasions they have failed, and after a surprise deal under the PSN, Asiron took them out of the municipal government team last year. Now they are already there, trying to take advantage of the confusion. The issue of gaztetxe is also being used to fight Change, as it is known that they have a good relationship with a group of young people from gaztetxe, not with everyone. Well, these young people were asked not to accept the solution proposed by EH Bildu to go to adjacent municipal basses. It is precisely after the serious discussions among the young people that this group imposed itself and decided to stay at the Rozalejo Palace. After all, behind this occupation has also emerged the struggle between some sectors of today’s youth, the mentalities and strategies of Ernai and the Abertzales Students. The issue of gaztetxe, though, has long tended the relations between Geroa Bai and EH Bildu, and within EH Bildu is not a good time either. In fact, there is someone who has not taken for granted what the mayor said so clearly from the Rozalejo building, that, on the other hand, it is clear that the house does not have the right conditions to live or be in it.

We have thus reached the final straight, after three years when things have gone quite smoothly. The voices concerned are now spreading well, saying that nothing has changed either in the government or in the City Hall. I am not of that opinion. In the absence of deficiencies, I prefer the current president and the current mayor a thousand times more than the sterile roads these interested voices put forward. And also, I'm sure you're both going to hold your office, because it's in our hands.