The Executive does not seem very worried about the Royal Decree Law that will make them now in the Canary Islands. The minister of youth and childhood, Sira Rego, said Wednesday that there are “mechanisms to sanction the communities of the PP” that refuse to accept these minors. Feijóo cabinet sources are shielding that the territories do not “have more squares” and that, in addition, there is not “enough money” to communities. For ERC, the pact is “the best worst agreement” possible.
The Government, according to several ministers in the halls of Congress, assumes that the presidents of the PP will give a legal battle, but ensures that it will not dare not to comply with the law and reject the minors that correspond to them, depending on what came out yesterday of the Council of Ministers. “That would be to prevail and they know it. There are many ways to enforce them, but it won’t need, they will not want to prevail. They know they can’t,” summarizes a minister.
The political battle will continue, but once the Government has a majority to validate the decree without the PP, in the Moncloa they are calm and believe that the problem is on the way of solution after eight months of negotiations. Now we only have to execute the decree, which is already in force, with or without agreement with the autonomies. In addition, the Government is confident that the barons suffer the pressure of the PP of the Canary Islands, which is in the executive of this community, which supports the agreement.
The Minister of Youth and Childhood, Sira Rego, has assured that there are “mechanisms to sanction the communities of the PP” that refuse to accept unaccompanied minor migrants who correspond to them, and has advanced that there will be a new sector conference in April to communicate to territorial executives the final distribution. Autonomous governments have since Wednesday, when they will receive the communication from the Ministry, until March 31 to deliver the data of minors and foster resources. “The laws are to be fulfilled.
Genoa of opposition to Moncloa, both in regards to the delivery of these “self -diagnostic” numbers and in the resistance to accepting children and adolescents. Although they remain in rejection. In case of refusing to deliver this documentation, the Ministry of Youth and Childhood will be sent to the latest data provided. “We will use those in the late 2023,” said Rego about it.
Feijóo Cabinet sources insist that communities do not “have more squares” to welcome more minors and that there is not “enough money” to communities. Regarding financing, Rego has signed up for “debt forgiveness” as one of the formulas to increase funds and has loaded against the “tax gifts” of territories such as Madrid while with the other hand they ask for more money for a competition, the foster care of minors, which is autonomous. On the gallery, Feijóo has avoided the issue in the clash with Sánchez, unlike Abascal. His environment insists on the “return mechanisms” enabled by the recent regulation of the Commission.
The agreement for the distribution of unaccompanied minors does not satisfy ERC, however, it considers that it is “the best possible agreement” possible. “The policy in the end often goes from that. There are 4,400 children overcrowded in the Canary Islands, we had to find a solution. We do not like this. We know what Junts is and the tuffery that has everything it does. Is there alternative? No. You have to give a solution to those children,” justified the parliamentary spokesman of the party, Gabriel Rufián.
Later, he explained his ideal model: “We would like each one to host based on the population, resources and capabilities and, above all, that children would be stopped treating as if they were packages. Is it to make the game together? Surely, but one more day,” Rufián has finished off. Informs Paula Chouza.
