スペインの2012年10月21日のバスク地方選挙では、バスク民族党(PNV)が75議席の内27議席を獲得して首位に
El PNV volverá a gobernar Euskadi
Urkullu logra 27 escaños y gana las primeras autonómicas sin ETA. La izquierda 'abertzale' irrumpe como segunda fuerza, el PSE se desploma y cede el PP
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Juan Mari Gastaca Bilbao 22 OCT 2012 - 00:17 CET
The PNV Basque return to rule
Urkullu achieved 27 seats and win the first regional without ETA. The left 'nationalist' erupts as second force, the PSE collapses and gives the PP
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Juan Mari Gastaca Bilbao 22 OCT 2012 - 00:17 CET
The PNV Basque govern again. Its president and candidate, Iñigo Urkullu, will be the next lehendakari, as the result of the first regional elections, held yesterday, in the absence of ETA and with the participation of all political persuasions.
The vote cast, as expected, a loose nationalist majority (48 of 75 seats) and a sharp fall constitutionalist parties. The PSE-EE pays dearly for their passage by the Basque Government, with the loss of nine parliamentarians chilling, while the PP, its partner in the previous term, their presence is reduced to 10 of the 13 seats it decided in 2009. UPyD validates his. Instead, Mikel Arana presented his resignation last night because Ezker Anitza, IU Basque brand, stays outside Parliament.
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These elections, with a share (65.8%) slightly higher than the previous regional convulse the Basque political map with the sound emergence of the nationalist left, under the new brand Bildu EH election. With 21 seats, sits as the second force in the Basque Country. It threatens the dominant position of the PNV, but marginalizes ostensibly to PSE-EE, which fits a serious setback. All this in an election day accompanied by rain and uneventful that the presence of six radicals demanding rights for ETA prisoners when still lehendakari, Patxi Lopez, tried to vote in Bilbao.
The PNV with 27 parliamentarians underpins its traditional dominance in Euskadi, and does so with a message and a different candidate to autonomic previous examination. So, Iñigo Urkullu emerges stronger from personal political gamble supposed to appear for the first time as an aspiring lehendakari from the presence of a party that had lost power at the hands of the PSE-PP pact despite having won the election. It has made possible a speech wrapping up much less identity than cheered by his predecessor, Juan Jose Ibarretxe, who reached up to 30 MPs, but without the presence of the former Batasuna. This long-awaited return to the Basque Government will also have its impact on the next relay Urkullu obligated as head of the PNV, as it will prevent internal wars, given the unquestionable triumph Biscayan sector, which will project a more predictable Andoni Ortuzar as successor.
The radical left because winning feels far surpasses all previous electoral victories, but muted disgust at the huge lead of six seats that separate the PNV and, above all, by the tight result of Gipuzkoa, where serious charges and wear involved in their action in the Provincial Government and the City of San Sebastián.
Still, Patxi Lopez became the big loser on election night. His short stay by the Basque Government has led to frustration, to fit a frightening loss of social support. The misunderstanding of the pact with the PP at the beginning of the legislature has weighed like a stone in the majority of the electorate, which has valued its strong opposition to the cuts end Rajoy executive nor the commitment to the maintenance of the welfare state. In an election too committed to the commitment to the new legal framework of the Basque Country, the PSE-EE position against the independence and centralism has not found its own discourse.
Also, check out the Government's institutional solitude sharpens the Basque Socialists, although obviously that will assert their seats in the game that seems decisive majority in the new legislature. Despite the icy relations between Urkullu and Lopez, surprised anyone in Euskadi medium term approximation between PNV and PSE if the results are confirmed, since in Álava is still a last seat dispute between nationalists and socialists.
Precisely from its expected victory, the PNV is preparing to open the round of talks for the proclamation of Urkullu as lehendakari. Nationalists pose as the axis of government action seeking a broad consensus "within the different sensibilities," according to a spokesman for his address. Of course, the official seat of Sabin Etxea nobody spoke last night to approach Bildu EH as a real enemy.
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