UPN defends housing vote, rejects 'solidary blocks' accusation

noticiasdenavarra.com (Spanish) —

Navarra's ruling party UPN defended its vote against housing decrees alongside PP, Vox, and Junts, rejecting accusations of aligning with them and calling the measures failed interventionism that divides citizens into "solidary and unsolidary" blocks. UPN leader Javier Esparza insisted the party holds moderate, transversal policies, citing sacred protection for small property owners while supporting public resources for vulnerable people. He dismissed criticism from PSN's Chivite and questioned the feasibility of a future PP-Vox government. Esparza predicted Sánchez will not call elections next week, describing him as unpredictable, but said UPN is ready for any scenario and would welcome a national vote as beneficial for Spain and Navarra.


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