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The PNV does not see the PP as an alternative and advises Sánchez to "take care" of his partners to smooth future pacts

"If you do not pay your relations now, this legislature will seem like a bed of roses compared to the next one," he warns.

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The PNV does not see the PP as an alternative and advises Sánchez to "take care" of his partners to smooth future pacts

"If you do not pay your relations now, this legislature will seem like a bed of roses compared to the next one," he warns.

MADRID, 24 Ene. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The PNV spokesman in Congress, Aitor Esteban, considers that the PP does not seem to have the capacity to form an alternative majority, for which reason he has advised the socialist Pedro Sánchez to "take care of his partners" in the remainder of the year to smooth out the pacts of the next legislature.

In the debate on the anti-crisis measures and the last meetings of the European Council, Aitor Esteban has defined Pedro Sánchez as "a guy with 'baraka'" (luck) who has approved all the annual budgets and who is going to exhaust the legislature, but He has recommended you not to neglect yourself.

"It is true that on the other side of the chamber there is nothing that can overshadow him to form a majority -he added in reference to the PP-. But I am going to imitate the work of the one who whispered to Caesar that of 'Remember that you are mortal' " .

In his opinion, if Sánchez has reached this situation it is because his partners have supported him, since the pact between PSOE and Unidas Podemos does not have a majority in Parliament. For this reason, he believes that now he "has to take care of his partners" and avoid legislative debates that could "stress" the allies.

"Don't think that everything is done," he warned him. seem like a bed of roses compared to the next one".

In this context, the leader of the PNV has encouraged Sánchez to continue advancing to "defuse" the Catalan conflict and to avoid "the mantra that the ministers repeat that the process has ended", something that in his opinion is "a provocation.

He also believes that it is time to debate the fit of the Basque Country and Catalonia, something that the PNV has already raised in its amendments to the constitutional reform of disability, in which it advocates recognizing the plurinationality of Spain and opening the door to self-determination . "If you don't want to move forward, at least debate," he added.

And he has insisted on taking advantage of this constitutional reform of article 49 to limit the inviolability of the king, since he considers that this last stretch of the legislature is propitious for this since touching the articles of the Crown requires dissolving Parliament and endorsing the reform in the new Cuts.