At least 176 sub-Saharan immigrants They arrived last night in Cayuco The ironamong them 39 minors, The first that the Canary Islands have received since Monday, its president, Fernando Clavijo, warned that he would now consider that They are the responsibility of the State.
According to 112, besides the minors, there were 128 adults, men and women, on board the ship. eight women. One of them was taken to a health center with minor injuries, the same sources said.
The cayuco, which was located near The Restingawas accompanied on landing by the Salvamar Adhara.
This is the first boat carrying minors to arrive in the archipelago since the Canary Islands Government Council on Monday instructed the NGOs that run their reception centres to Do not let anyone else in without their permission.
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A few hours ago, this Wednesday evening, Peg stepped back andn his statements and explained in an interview with SER that Canary Islands will not leave migrant minors “stranded” which reach their shores.
He said his controversial first words about the miners did not mean his government would not care for them, but he considered them to be under have been in police custody since their arrival and are therefore the responsibility of the State. “We are asking that they be located throughout the resource of the national territory, where they will have more capacity when the minor arrives,” he said.
“We are not going to leave the miners stranded. We are going to talk to the State who will take charge of the integration of the miners. With 5,500 miners on the islands, there is no physical capacity to open resources in the short term. We will not have the capacity. The State will be able to take them to the Canary Islands and then. direct them to another place where their rights are better respected.he continued.
The Canary Islands government complains not only that its resources are saturated by nearly 5,300 children and adolescents, but also that the security forces bring these minors to the centers without being properly affiliated and without assessing whether they are candidates for asylum, a situation common with Malians.
“It is not possible for the State to leave us children with a delivery note,” said the Minister of Social Protection, Candelaria Delgado, responsible for children.
