Ana Iribar denounces that it is not "worthy" to negotiate with EH Bildu because Otegi has a terrorist past

"It is not worthy of a democracy that admits people who are linked to terrorist attacks," Ana Iribar has denounced in relation to the agreements signed by the PSOE with EH Bildu. The widow of Ordóñez, an example of dignity, has presented the exhibition Gregorio Ordóñez. The possible life that will officially be inaugurated after 1:00 p.m. in an event attended by presidents of the PP such as Pablo Casado and José María Aznar, the lehendakari Iñigo Urkullu and, on behalf of the central government, the delegate in Euskadi Jesús Loza .

Iribar recalled that Gregorio 'Goyo' Ordonez , a 36-year-old boy when he was killed on January 23, 1995, urged Basque society to "corner politically and socially" ETA and HB. 25 years later, Iribar questions the laundering of a formation like EH Bildu directed by Arnaldo Otegi , who militated in ETA and was convicted of participating in a kidnapping while the police linked him with two other terrorist attacks. "Goyo fought the political discourse of ETA because it cannot have a place in a democracy that boasts", insisted the widow of Ordóñez in a reflection that links past and present and that the thread of the exhibition that until next April 30 It will be open at the Miramar Palace in San Sebastián and that throughout 2020 it will move to Brussels and Madrid.

Iribar has announced that it will move today to the political representatives who will attend the event. "What have we done wrong so that what Goyo defended is effective today?" . The widow of the murdered councilor, accompanied by the large group of collaborators who have participated in this exhibition, has insisted that the PP was a rising party in Euskadi in 1994 and 1995 with electoral victories in elections such as the European ones in 1994. Iribar has linked the attack against Ordonez with which José María Azna r suffered in April, two companions and friends who aspired to be mayor of San Sebastián and president of the Government, respectively.

"We wanted to win the elections and see you the mayor," wrote José María Aznar in a posthumous letter sent by the president of the PP in 1995 that is part of the exhibition and in which he remembers the last appointment that both kept on January 19, four days before his murder. " Is it that you are never going to stop Goyo?, We told you Mayor Oreja and me", includes Aznar in the letter sent 25 years ago and today, accompanied by Ana Botella, will read again.

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