The Monday, UPN's candidate for president of Navarra, Yolanda Barcina, introduced a brand new decalogue commitments to the "ethical government," which emphasized three points especially striking: "The programs that guide the education of children or young people can not depend on the ideology of the ruling party." "Governing is now in permanent contact and closeness with citizens to hear what they say and ask, make decisions based on their needs and preferences." "This is not a set rule for membership, or to a group of voters, but for everyone." The Decalogue was divine commitments in the pre-election act. A pity that yesterday, just 24 hours of submission, Councillor for Culture of the Municipality of Pamplona and hand Ginger right, José Iribas, the leave a mess, cisco them through a heavy gauge deposition. Asked about the small number of places in Euskera offered by the municipal nursery school, he replied "UPN is firmly committed to the English." Or what is the same, imposed in education from 0 to 3 years, his ideology, the ruling party. Moreover, neither does anything to hear what the public says, nor act according to their needs and preferences. The registration form does not ask for the preferred language model. Still, the numbers stop being trapped abundantly clear: the municipal nursery school offer 52% of their places in Castilian, 34% in English and only 14% in Euskera. In primary education, which itself can choose the language model, the model D is around 30%. Of course, an award-winning model D, both in industry and the private public, for its advanced integration programs in English. On the other hand, the City Council claim to know that parents choose to focus "primarily on the basis of criteria of proximity." In spite of this, or precisely why, remain the only two places in nursery schools with Euskera in the same neighborhood, Chantrea. That obviously is not governing for all but rule against a third of the population. Which is ethically regrettable, as well UPN complaint itself, self-portraits with his Ten Commandments of commitments to ethical government.
Juan Kruz Lakasta in Diario de Noticias
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