US EditionPradales Warns that Addressing Migration Is Not Enough "Parks" and Calls for a Comprehensive Plan and "Fair Response"
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Lehendakari, Imanol Pradales, has insisted that "it is not enough with patches and goodwill" to address the phenomenon of migration, "of enormous magnitude and complexity", but that it is necessary "a comprehensive plan" and "an orderly, regular and just response". He has also appealed to "those who criticize the work of the Open Arms to put face and eyes on the drama that is being lived".
Lehendakari, Imanol Pradales, and the president of the Canary Islands government, Fernando Clavijo, agreed this Friday that neither the state nor the European Union (EU) "have been up to speed" in the management of immigration, so they keep alive their demand that a structural plan be put in place to manage a phenomenon "that has come to stay".
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