The heirs of ETA do not seem willing to accept an electoral result in Spain next Sunday that is not to their liking.<\/p>\n
This morning, Mertxe Aizpurua, spokesperson for EH Bildu in the Congress of Deputies, has granted an interview with Onda Vasca (you can listen to it here)<\/a>. Regarding the yesterday's electoral debate on TVE<\/a> and speaking particularly about the interventions of the president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, Aizpurua has affirmed: \"We are not going to allow any right-wing government, neither in coalition nor separately.\"<\/em><\/strong> Those words can be heard from the 2:20 point of the interview.<\/p>\n Bearing in mind that Bildu still does not condemn the terrorist attacks by ETA <\/strong>, in which more than 800 Spaniards (including children) have been murdered, and is dedicated to organizing tributes to the members of that criminal gang<\/a>, Bildu's words on the results of the elections take on an undeniable threatening tone. The question to ask is: how does Bildu plan to prevent the right from governing if he wins the elections? <\/strong> Will it resort to the same ETA mafia methods that he has never wanted to condemn?<\/p>\n Faced with this threat from the heirs of ETA, it must be remembered that Bildu has been a parliamentary partner of the government of Pedro S\u00e1nchez<\/strong>, an alliance that has provoked indignation among many Spaniards and has left episodes as embarrassing as when the socialists of the PSOE called their Bildu partners \"brave and patriotic\"<\/a>, the same ones who now threaten not to allow the right to govern.<\/p>\n
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