Canary Islands Will Resort to Justice if the Government Does Not Act in the Migration Crisis
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The cry of help that the Canary Islands has launched to the central government in the face of the migratory surge has only received, at least for the moment, a response: silence. The letter that the president of the autonomous government, Fernando Clavijo, sent to the president of the central executive, Pedro Sánchez, remains unanswered, just like the three missives sent earlier. In the absence of a reply to his "deep concern" about the constant…
The president stresses that they will continue to use a "decent treatment for newcomers", while announcing their immediate visit to El Hierro.
The Canary Islands will take the State to court if it does not respond to the migratory surge: 1,600 arrivals in El Hierro in a week and an unanswered contingency plan. The Canary Islands entry gives the ultimatum to the State: it will lead to the courts the lack of response to the migratory surge first appears in Moncloa.
The president of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo (CC), has warned that he will not hesitate to appeal to the courts if the silence of the central government persists regarding [...]
The president of the Canary Islands, Fernando Clavijo (CC), has warned that he will not hesitate to appeal to the courts if the silence of the central government persists with regard to the demand for help from the islands in the face of the migratory surge that has registered the Canarian route for weeks.
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