Álava's deputy general Ramiro González is committed to re-editing the government coalition with the PSE-EE in order to maintain "stability" in times of "uncertainty" in which "populism and extremism grow." In this sense, he rejects government agreements with EH Bildu because his model is "one day revolution and another social democracy."
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Álava's deputy general Ramiro González is committed to re-editing the government coalition with the PSE-EE in order to maintain "stability" in times of "uncertainty" in which "populism and extremism grow." In this sense, he rejects government agreements with EH Bildu because his model is "one day revolution and another social democracy."