El PP reconoce que acogerá a los menores en sus comunidades: “El Partido Popular siempre cumple la ley, en esta ocasión, también”
La norma obliga a realojar a los niños y jóvenes cuando otro territorio exceda por tres su capacidad. El presidente de Melilla, también del PP, pide un “gesto de solidaridad” a sus compañeros
The Spanish conservative party, Partido Popular (PP), has acknowledged that it will accommodate minors in their respective communities. On Thursday, the party faced numerous press inquiries following the arrival of 72,000 migrants in Ceuta. The question arose whether the communities, predominantly governed by the PP, would accept the minors who arrived on that day.
Additionally, the query extended to those communities sharing executive power with Vox, who had previously signed agreements opposing their protection. At the outset of the crisis, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, the leader of the PP, avoided the topic during his appearance in the autonomous city, responding evasively with a reference to their immigration plan.
Five days later, Génova confirmed that the autonomous regions would shelter the foreign children and minors, despite protests and numerous obstacles from barons who consider the mandatory distribution unjust. Vicesecretary of Autonomous and Municipal Policy, Elías Bendodo, clarified this on Thursday, stating that "The Party Popular always fulfills the law; in this case, also.
We and our governments." The rule obliges providing shelter when another territory exceeds three times its capacity to accommodate them, as is the case with Ceuta. Fulfilling the law entails accepting this distribution.
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