Juanma Moreno, President of the Government of Andalusia, denounced this Tuesday that the Spain of Pedro Sanchez it does not have “the capacity to guarantee its borders”. In this sense, Dark criticised the “chaos” and “failure” of the government’s “migration policy”, which deals with people arriving irregularly in Spain “like packages.”
Dark regretted the “lack of migration policy” that, according to him, exists with the government of Pedro Sánchez, and in this sense he warned that “there is no ability to guarantee the borders, as we see with Canary Islands And Ceuta collapsed”, or with the social services of Andalusia “at 120 percent of its capacity“.
In reference to Pedro Sánchez, and following the arrival last Monday of 85 migrants transferred to the municipality of Alcala de Guadaira (Seville) from sub-Saharan countries, Juanma Moreno argued that “if you believe in the state of autonomies, the least you can do is inform the autonomous community of the arrival of these migrants and, of course, inform the The city hall“In this case, to the mayor”, Ana Isabel Jimenezwhich the Andalusian president recalled was socialistand in this regard he stressed that “we all learned through the press” about the arrival of these migrants.
Over time, Dark He criticized “this treatment reserved” by the Sánchez government to these people “as if they were packages, placing them on one side, on the other, distributing them without rhyme or reason, without order or concert, without orderly planning.”
“This is a colossal absurdity that will only serve to, first of all, make these people who are fleeing, in this case Maliof a war conflict and a calamitous situation, are rightly stigmatized; and secondly, it also encourages other political parties that want to make big speeches on this issue to do so as well,” said Juanma Moreno, who demanded “regular migration, which is what we need” both in Andalusia and in Spain. In general, as explained, “to have productive capacity and maintain our public and social services.”
Controlled immigration
In this sense, the Andalusian president called for work “to have a regulated migration, organized, control“, and he added that “the other” migration “not only must we avoid it, but we must fight so that it does not enter, so that what is happening does not happen”, which translates into “an absolute lack of control” in which “we do not know the numbers, we do not know what the State is doing”, which puts the migrants “on a plane, takes them somewhere, takes them, takes them out”, said Juanma Moreno. continued.
The Andalusian leader suggested Sanchez to “also convene the Conference of Presidents” to address this issue, and insisted on asking that “we work with a migration that must be orderly” and “with maximum transparency.”
Chaos
Dark He highlighted the “failure” that, according to him, characterizes Sánchez’s “migration policy”, and in this regard he said that although “it is true that we have always had waves of migrants” in Spain, “I do not remember chaos like the one we are experiencing in the south of Spain and in the Atlantic with the Canary Islands”, and in this regard he warned that “the mafias have moved the entire migratory axis from the east to the west of the Mediterranean, and towards the Atlantic part of the Canary Islands because they saw an avalanche, because they saw a permeability, because they saw a clear inability of the Sánchez government to control the borders of our country”, he added.
Moreno said he was “surprised by the lack of any institutional loyalty” on the part of the party. central executive “inform at least the local and regional authorities of the transfer of these people”, and gave as an example of planning the migration policy what is done in Andalusia during the harvest campaign of strawberries and other red fruits, with which “every year 20,000 people Moroccans come mostly to work” in the autonomous community “with direct contracts of origin”, and when they have finished their work, they return to their lands.
“What is done in Andalusiaand this is done regularly, it can be done and applied to other work formulas, but for all this it is necessary to have a policy of State“, argued Juanma Moreno, who stressed that we must have “control and border control to organize this migration”, starting from the principle that “if we saturate public services, we will not be able to serve these people.”
Moreno defended that “everything that involves regulating, organizing, planning, promoting and cooperating between administrations in this area, which is a matter of Stateunder the direction of State“It will work,” and “everything that is botched, improvisation, little dribbling, what the Sánchez government has accustomed us to, will be a failure, as we are experiencing in Spain,” said the Andalusian president.
