The PSN multilingual electoral cartel has ignited fire and pain. "It takes laughter in Navarre to ask for a vote in eight languages in 2023, excluding Basque. Vultures. Lettuce. Not even to fake."

These purrusts have been read these days in Euskal Txio Herria, at the expense of the congratulations cartel. Once again, we do not lack the reasons for confrontation with the Socialists. To be honest, anyway. We are talking about an electoral card. Would we vote for them even if they had added the Basque?

Sociological data of all kinds were published this year on the eve of votes. More than ever. More abundant than ever. There have also been those who have crossed the knowledge of the Basque Country with the intention of voting. According to this, in Navarra, 60% of the Basques had the EH Bildu card ready to enter the ballot box. The news stole information about another 40%. However, it is not expected that there will be large forages for the PSN.

We must not forget the apparent load on such a moulded poster. What is so cold towards the Basques, what should be more hot towards the Arabs or Romanian speakers? There is not a question of sensitivity here, but a mere calculation. And it is clear that PSN, from their point of view, is profitable for Romanian or Arabic, unlike Basque. At first it is clear: the Spanish Socialists are indigent and despicable people. But not the godmothers.

The Basque nationalists, of course, do not have that. The Basque nationalists are certainly neither despicable nor despicable. That's not so clear if they're faster.

The PSN has brought out a poster curated in eight languages, not "ours" by adding the Basque language. During these days we have seen Javier Esparza (UPN) visit the mosque of San Jorge, not Uxue Barkos. The Podemos list leaders have met with immigrant associations, not in Joseba Asiro.

What also referred to pure calculations? Of course. What is policy if it is not a mere calculation?

The new Navarros will account for 20% of the population of the Old Kingdom. One in three children born in this country has a parent who is born outside the state, usually both. However, how little flashes of our world. What a nod in these elections too. How strange we are. What you miss. Then we want the ikastolas and the D models, but look, they don't come.