US EditionNgo Hosting the Top 10 Menas in Gijón Received 198 Million From the Government Last Year
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The NGO that welcomes in Gijón (Asturias) the first 10 unaccompanied foreign minors (menas) that the government of Pedro Sánchez has had to transfer from the Canary Islands to the Peninsula by order of the Supreme Court, received last year more than 198 million euros from the executive of PSOE-Sumar, according to Accem in his ... Continue reading "The NGO that welcomes the first 10 menas in Gijón received 198 million from the government last yea…
With the first transfer of minors seeking international protection, the Government has reported having to remove a banner with a Nazi symbol in front of the center to which these minors were transferred from the Canary Islands. This banner called for the expulsion of minors seeking asylum, according to the Minister of Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration, Elma Saiz. "Not even 24 hours have passed since the children arrived at their destinat…
The Spanish Government has announced that "in the next few days" there will be three new transfers of asylum-seeking minors from the Canary Islands to different areas of the Peninsula, and has called for "collaboration and institutional loyalty" so that the process will be conducted with discretion and protecting their privacy.
The first 10 unaccompanied minor migrants have just arrived in Gijón from the Canary Islands and have been attended by the humanitarian NGO Accem.With this arrival, the distribution of these minors is launched through the order issued by the Supreme Court (TS) that called on the Government to take prompt action to place the thousand unaccompanied migrant minors who were in the Canary Islands and had applied for asylum protection.The distribution…
The Minister for Migration demands that the PP communities "delicate" in the treatment of asylum seekers and the president of the Canary Islands, "loyalty"
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