The Movement of Pensioners of Euskal Herria has also requested the creation of a Basque public bank and the maintenance of face-to-face care.
Representatives of the Movement of Pensioners of Euskal Herria have demanded this Friday in the Basque Parliament the creation of a Basque public bank, the maintenance of face-to-face care and that the Chamber requests Kutxabank to reopen the closed offices.
Two spokesmen for the movement have presented their demands on banking policies in a parliamentary committee, and have censored the increasing digitization of care, which has diminished the attention that this group receives.
In their speech, they have requested the constitution of a public bank that works based on two principles: that it charges more to those who have the most and that face-to-face care be maintained.
Regarding the attention, less and less face-to-face, they have declared that “we are worried and we are not going to abandon this issue, this is making fun of the public and that is what is happening.”
In addition, they have requested that free credit cards be given to people over 65 and that bank commissions be lowered to the amounts charged in 2015. In this sense, they have recalled that it has gone from banks paying to your clients for having an open account, that they have to pay for making operations with their money.
They have also referred to Kutxabank, which they have accused of having assumed the same abusive practices than other banks in relation, for example, to floor clauses. They have also asked parliamentarians to ask this entity to reopen the closed offices.
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