The President of the Government of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijoaccused the executive of Pedro Sanchez in full tension due to the migratory crisis that the archipelago is going through and the reception of unaccompanied foreign minors (menas) and the rest of the illegal immigrants who have arrived in recent months in the islands. Clavijo accused the socialist leader on Monday, assuring that he refuses to sit down and negotiate possible solutions to resolve this problem. “We have the impression the school bully attacks us“, lamented the Canarian president.
Last week, the government of the Canary Islands declared a state of migratory emergency on the islands and published a protocol in its Official Gazette to I do not accept more threats due to the migratory pressure that the region is suffering. This protocol for the reception of minerals requires, among other things, that the miner be delivered to the rest of the autonomous communities with legal guarantees, individually and identified. The State Attorney General’s Office threatened the executive of Fernando Clavijo with denunciation if he refused to continue receiving minors due to the situation of “abandonment” in which he would leave these young people, as he justified it. All this despite the debt of the government of Pedro Sánchez de 72 million euros that it has with the archipelago to try to reduce migratory pressure.
Fernando Clavijo does not understand that the executive of Sánchez “stroke” And “threaten” in the Canary Islands for denouncing that the islands are on the edge due to the massive arrival of illegal immigrants and minors. “Far from receiving help, complicity or collaboration, it seems that because we are asking for the minor to be handed over with legal guarantees, the Spanish government is dedicated to attacking the Canary Islands,” he lamented.
The president of the government of the Canary Islands regrets that the central government, instead of helping the autonomous communities to welcome minors or saying “let’s come together to understand each other”, has done what it has done, “threatened” before the Constitutional Court or given instructions to the State Attorney General’s Office. “I don’t understand, I don’t think it’s fair,” he said.
“We feel like the school bully is attacking us,” Fernando Clavijo lamented in statements to Radio Club Tenerife of the To be in chainThe president of the government of the Canary Islands defends that his position is to take care of the men who arrive in the islands and asks for help from the government of Pedro Sánchez “because we can’t take it anymore.”
“we can’t take it anymore because we do not have the capacity, the overcrowded conditions do not require us to guarantee the safety of the minor and what we ask of the government, because we understand that these are unaccompanied foreign minors and all the immigration, border and maritime authorities The rescue is organized by the State. “It is about helping us,” he explained.
