Yolanda Diaz responds to Sanchez: “Reimbursements” are a “recipe of law”

The second vice president of the government and leader of Sumar, Yolanda Díaz, rejected on Thursday “following the same recipes as the right” in terms of migration, because they are “a failure” and advocated for the regularization of migrants, as highlighted by the also Minister of Labor through a publication on the social network “We are talking about human rights,” he stressed. In this sense, he advocated for the approval of the Popular Legislative Initiative (ILP) for the regularization of 500,000 migrants, which is currently being processed in Congress and which, according to the details, would serve to “regularize hundreds of thousands of essential workers who live here today but whose rights are not guaranteed.” Sánchez defended the expulsions. That same week, the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, during his African tour to address the migration crisis, assured that the expulsion of irregular migrants transmits a “clear, clear and strong discouraging message to the mafias and those who put themselves in their hands.” In this sense, the head of the Executive advocated for circular migration programs that seek an orderly arrival of migrants to Spain to work temporarily, claiming that they constitute a “vaccine” against the mafias and against those who “sow hatred.” Although Sumar is not the only one who has expressed herself in this sense, the leader of Podemos, Ione Belarra, also through her. If Sanchez believes all the racist arguments of the right, he will have opposed us to them as they are,” he said. For his part, the former purple leader, Pablo Echenique, assured that Sanchez’s words in which he advocated the expulsion of irregular migrants could have been said “word for word” by the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, or by the leader of Vox, Santiago Abascal.

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