Las críticas públicas vertidas por el Gobierno Vasco contra la nueva ayuda social creada por la Diputación de Gipuzkoa provocaron ayer una reacción en cadena de distintos partidos en el territorio, ya que esta prestación fue impulsada por las Juntas Generales con un respaldo mayoritario, incluido el del Grupo Socialista. Esta prestación, destinada a personas que no cumplen algún requisito de la renta básica, "viene a equilibrar" la desigualdad existente en Gipuzkoa respecto a Bizkaia and Alava, which already have similar benefits. This was stated by Provincial Department of Social Policy, headed by Maite Etxaniz (Hamaikabat), in response to inter-agency conflict that has followed the criticism on Tuesday by the regional government, which accused Gipuzkoa to "break the Basque System of Income Security" and introduce "a clear element of territorial imbalance" for approving this aid, which will begin to be distributed in September.
The "outrage" of the socialist government was described as "worrying" by the Provincial Council, which lamented "the arrogant tone exhibited from counseling Basque Employment and Social Affairs, led by Gemma Zabaleta, "with some thoughts out of tune" and "erroneous accusations as serious as breaking of balance and opportunism." Since the institution
censored foral also the "lack of coordination that has demonstrated" Patxi López's cabinet since the creation of new funding to meet "a call by the General Assembly of Gipuzkoa which had the support of almost all political forces, including the PSE-EE. " According to the council, "with a simple query would have avoided the embarrassment to which they have been subjected both them and himself Gipuzkoa PSE-EE." In this sense, the Basque Government offered its cooperation "sincere and respectful", but asked, in return, "the same way, shape and style."
The department led by Hamaikabat also stressed that the mandate of the General Assemblies to create this provision "came just to balance an anomalous situation, since Gipuzkoa, unlike Álava and Bizkaia, had no assistance of this nature ". According to the council, "now there is harmony between the three territories" with a social benefit that is respectful of the Basque system of income support and does not discriminate between the Basque citizens. "
In fact, the Socialist Party itself acknowledged that the motion Gipuzkoa driven by Parliament Navarre was "a clear willingness harmonizing, and that the same be referred to a provision that there should be" as in Álava and Bizkaia. The PSE-EE, however, he added that the initiative was approved "before the Basque Parliament approved the Law 18/2008, of December 23 for the Income Security and Social Inclusion."
jointer group added that the "coordination and collaboration" between the Basque Government, the Provincial and City Councils should be "forced" to set a Basque "forward-country, territorially balanced and based on the principle of equality." Thus, said, "decree Approved by the Diputación Foral had to have moved to the area of \u200b\u200bthe Interinstitutional Commission for Social Inclusion. "
REACTIONS The PSE-EE of Gipuzkoa, however, was alone in his complaints to the attitude of the council, as the other parties of the territory defended the new social assistance for people at risk of social exclusion. And, the open conflict between regional governments and statutory provoked numerous responses.
In this sense, Hamaikabat described as "unacceptable" criticism regional government, which demanded a public correction. "The government has defeated his socialist irrepressible desire to emerge in the media and propaganda effervescence, in this case, has been making a complete fool, "said the party, which announced it will promote initiatives in the General Meeting to clarify this" regrettable incident agency.
In this regard, EA's National Executive felt that "it is necessary a thorough review of the Historical Territories Act" for citizens of Guipuzcoa, Alava and Bizkaia enjoy the same public services and that it is urgent to adopt a Municipal Law clarifying the division of powers. "
For its part, the spokesman Aralar in Gipuzkoa, Rebeka Ubera, welcomed it," but later " the County "has been launched, finally, the new help for families in poverty, which was driven by his group, and urged the Basque Government to follow suit. Similarly, the jointer of Alternatiba Ander Rodríguez rejected the Executive's attitude Lopez, who, "instead of criticizing the actions taken, should iron out the inequalities between people and enable all citizens have guaranteed minimum income."
After the controversy, the reactions to the social benefit created in Gipuzkoa continue today, as Gemma Zabaleta Basque minister has called a press conference to again express the views of his department on this issue.
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