Opposition in Spain Vows to Bolt Country Shut
Feijóo says Spain should welcome workers and law-abiding migrants while tightening entry rules and reviewing nationality laws for serious offenders.
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PP leader announces in Badalona that he will strip repeat killers or sex offenders of his passport and defends orderly migration
From Badalona, the head of the opposition has called for "recovering the prestige" of the Spanish passport and has promised to review how citizenship is granted.
The leader of the Popular Party visited Badalona before going back to accompany the Ceutíes. "We will review how it is granted, how it is maintained and how nationality can be lost," he warned in the context of the migratory chaos in Spain.
The PP leader is charging Pedro Sánchez for his management of the crisis in Ceuta: "It has been normalized that when there is a problem in Spain, the government abandons it"
The leader of the Popular Party announces that, if he arrives at the government, he will review "how nationality is granted", "how nationality is maintained" and will prove "how nationality can be lost"Feijóo attacks the migrants of Ceuta because "they are not looking for work" The leader of the Popular Party, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has defended this Sunday in Badalona a “ordered” migration policy that is open “to those who want to come to work” …
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