US EditionSpanish PM tells SpaceX’s Musk ‘Mars can wait, humanity can’t’ in defence of migrant move
Spain plans to regularise about 500,000 undocumented migrants to support its ageing workforce and pension system, amid opposition claims of electoral motives.
- Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez defended granting legal status to 500,000 undocumented workers, stating, 'Mars can wait. Humanity can’t.'
- Sanchez argues that immigrants are vital for Spain's economy, which grew by 2.8% in 2025, helping sustain the workforce amid low birth rates.
- Spain's Justice Minister Felix Bolanos accused Elon Musk of undermining democracy, alleging billionaires threaten social cohesion.
- Musk criticized the plan as 'electoral engineering', while also labeling Sanchez a 'fascist totalitarian', further escalating the public conflict.
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Spanish nationalists rage as socialist Sánchez agrees to mass...
Vox leader Santiago Abascal accused Sánchez of "hating the Spanish people" and wanting to "replace them". Spain's struggling socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has agreed with the far left to push through a mass amnesty for around 500,000 illegal immigrants by royal decree, bypassing parliament and avoiding any binding vote in Congress. The extraordinary regularization, negotiated between Sánchez's Socialist Party (PSOE) and the far-left Pod…
The extraordinary regularization of migrants agreed by the government of Pedro Sánchez and his partner Podemos and approved last Tuesday in a Royal Decree opens the door for some 500,000 foreigners to obtain in the medium term work and residence permit in Eapaña.It is the first regularization of immigrants from the executive branch of Sánchez, but it is not an exception, because there are already seven approved in democracy.The previous one took…
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