The motto Curious, also bilingual, is the use of the symbol drawn on a paper by the Navarrese dialect Arturo Campión around 1900 to defend Spain’s strongest adherence. Affected by historical amnesia, these are the defending parties, respectively, in order to maintain the firm identity of Navarre:
The UPN, more circumcised than the navarrísimo and promoter of the Platform, which does not accept its electoral defeat and ignores anything that stinks Basque, although it has had to buy a number of affiliates in the mountains of Navarre in order to give praise to the Basque language in Nueva and to forcibly leave the bilingual area of Zizur Zendea just two months later, the support of El Español and Diario de Navarra. One thing in the north, another in the south, and always without the North.
The PPN, who accidentally came to Parliament with four representatives in the dissolution of his previous party in Navarre, has lost half of them this time. However, it is presented as a symbol of acts and agreements, even if it does not represent the 10% of Navarrese society, and even if it has to put a head of Aragon, it will not be clear where the party is looking.
Citizens in the Basque Autonomous Community, Citizens only in Navarre, and who love “citizens” as much as Basque, who do not defend even half the principles of the June 3 demonstration: the maintenance of the Navarre institutions, which seeks to deprive the community of half its autonomy and its economic concert. Ciudadanos is the “half” of Navarre: one of the two languages, only one of the two sexes and only half of the powers of Navarre. In the delegates, he's more modest, yet insignificant.
To conclude, we have the PSN, which for about 3 years has gone from being an opposition to being a poorer figure than the PPN, and which at the last moment has jumped to the demonstration, perhaps at the request of Madrid. In the PSOE there are those who love the economic agreement of Navarre as much as Basque, but in the PSN there are five (almost the number of their deputies in the Parliament of Navarre): in the Navarrísimo race there is no one to spare, since those who do not even know where Navarre is are welcome to the party.
It is respectable that one manifests as much as he wants, and wants it in his hands, as long as he does not have the symbol in his hands, if it is not terrorism. I'm sure we'll see more non-Navarrese symbols in it, but in addition to the red ones, the red-yellow ones, which are the real symbols of Navarre. Especially the last one, and of course, in Spanish.
By Aitor Castañaga