Overview
- Imanol Pradales on Tuesday accused Isabel Díaz Ayuso of twisting his words and trivializing ETA-related violence, calling her stance unacceptable.
- Ayuso had alleged he used a threatening chant, paraphrasing it as “Ayuso, entzun, pim pam pum” and likening it to intimidation from ETA’s era.
- Pradales says he actually shouted “Ayuso, entzun, Euskadi euskaldun” at a PNV event, presenting it as a defense of Euskera and Basque identity.
- He criticized what he termed the PP leader’s “antipolitics” approach and urged respect for Euskadi, its language, and its identity.
- The dispute remains a public exchange without reported legal action, underscoring the political sensitivity around language and memories of violence.