Vox will not break the autonomous governments with the PP even if they accept the distribution of foreign minors
The group's secretary general in Congress, José María Figaredo, says that “we have to hunt them down one by one”
Vox will not break its government pacts with the PP in Extremadura, Aragon, Castile and León, and Andalusia, even if these autonomous communities accept the distribution of over 1,100 unaccompanied foreign minors who arrived in Ceuta, far exceeding the autonomous city's reception capacity. The far-right party will not stage a new exit, like the one it made in July 2024, when it left all coalition governments with the PP, despite its pacts expressly mentioning this issue, which was not included in those of that time.
“No more unaccompanied foreign minors (MENA). Outright rejection of the central government's immigration policy and the arrival of more illegal immigrants, both adults and minors,” can be read in all the agreements signed by PP and Vox.
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