Tania Sánchez spoke in LaSexta Xplica about migration, emphasizing that “it is true that there are some areas where there are problems of coexistence, because when different cultures coexist, there are always problems of coexistence.” “But if the problem is that there are problems of coexistence, there are two ways to deal with it: generate fear in the population so that everyone thinks that the different people in their neighborhood are someone potentially dangerous, or look for solutions,” the analyst, who considers that “it is not that we are not prepared for it,” but that political parties don’t want to talk oh really of this“.
So, Sánchez turned to Borja Sémper, to whom he asked two questions: “Does anyone who is a certain color commit a crime? Are all squatters immigrants?“Since all this is not true, what we are talking about is something else, what we are talking about is a different diagnosis,” he said.
In this sense, the analyst affirmed that “the diagnosis shared by Albiol and Sémper is that two political movements have emerged to their right that have found in immigration a tool to win votes, so they have a serious problem to solve.” tactically in electoral terms. “We must ask them if the electoral element or the coexistence of this country weighs more for those who aspire to lead it,” he concluded.
