The traffic signs of Berriozar, once in Basque, thanks to ETT
- In the roundabout between Berriozar and Pamplona, most of the posters were in Spanish. In the Basque Government Taldea urged the Government of Navarre to put him in bilingual, and he has put him in bilingual. In addition, he has put the Basque in the upper and the Spanish in the lower, when he becomes bilingual as required by the Basque Decree.
Until recently, in the roundabout between Berriozar and Pamplona, most of the posters were in Spanish. The change has come thanks to a request from the Basque Government to the Government of Navarra. And they have done so as required by the Basque Decree ("but almost not complied with"). They have given priority to Basque.
"However, he reminded us that he is not legally obliged to become bilingual. That's right. The members of the PSOE, Juan José Lizarbe and Roberto Jiménez, filed an appeal against Foral Decree 103/2017, on the Basque Country, representing the union UGT" and managed to annul the article to bilingual road network signals.
"Iduri says that lately the PSOE has realized that linguistic diversity is a good thing and that, in addition to Spanish, the other languages have value and must be cared for. We therefore encourage the PSOE, and its next UGT trade union, to delay everything they have done against the Basque Country, and to make them appear by law on the road signs in Navarre. We also ask the parties that keep the PSOE in government to encourage it," says AET.
