US EditionA Proposal to Formalize the Migration Situation of Agricultural Workers Stirs up the Presidential Campaign in Chile
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From New York, President Gabriel Boric was consulted by the idea of Antonio Walker, president of the National Society of Agriculture, to regularize migrants due to the lack of workers in the agricultural sector. Despite highlighting the collaborative relationship with the association, the President said that "it is not in the government's plans to innovate" in migration matters. "Chile is not in a position to receive more migration, particularly…
The approach of Antonio Walker, president of the National Society of Agriculture (SNA) and former Minister of Agriculture of the second government of Sebastián Piñera (2018-2022), of the traditional right, of a limited regularization of migrants to cover a deficit of workers in the fields of Chile opened a flank in the presidential campaign.
Boric responds to Walker on immigration in agriculture, stating that Chile cannot receive more migrants and that work must be decent.
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