The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Diaz Ayusowarned on Monday that the distribution of immigrants among the autonomous communities is spreading “the problem throughout Spain”, leading to “an imbalance in public services and real problems of coexistence in all cities”.
“I If I have a daughter of a certain age, I want her to go out in a short skirt. if he wants, and live as he has always wanted in his city. And it is not that there is a cultural shock because we have not been able to integrate or because it has not been done in a balanced way and it turns out that entire villages in Spain have changed culturally,” he said in an interview on Antena 3, collected by Europe Press.
Ayuso defended that Spain is “a free country”, where men and women are “equal” and where a lot of work has been done to get to where it is today. “Why are we going to lose freedom, our customs? And why are we not going to ask people to integrate as we do elsewhere? You, When you go to the United States, you spend two hours in customs and they check where you’re going, where you’re coming from, and I think that’s great. “Moreover, this country is respected,” he continued.
And the head of the Madrid Executive assured that she defended “immigration” but stressed that “one type of immigration is not the same as another“. In this sense, he indicated that there are countries that “defend the excision of women”, that they remain in their “homes” or “polygamy”.
Sanchez, “inhuman”
Also in her speech, the Madrid leader questioned the fact that The government “suddenly decided that 250,000 Mauritanians would come to Spain”“when they do not know “a word of Spanish” or the “customs” of the country, when, in their opinion, the work must be done “at the origin”.
Considers that the President of the Government, Pedro Sanchezwent to Mauritania to tell that country’s leaders what they wanted to hear, inventing “the circular migration thing” to see who comes back when they have “fled wars, famines, poverty” or “drought.”
For Ayuso, he is “the inhuman one”, the one who “treats immigrants inhumanely, the one who then starts insulting others”. “If he really did his job, he would do as Meloniwould do as other governments do and say how to stop this. “This is the tip of a huge iceberg to come,” he warned.
